PITTSBURGH — Disability pride took over Schenley Plaza in Oakland on Saturday.
The fourth annual Disability Pride Pittsburgh event celebrates and helps to raise awareness for those living with a disability in the city.
Organizers said they hope that with more effort, more disabilities will become normalized in modern society.
“I love the idea of everything becoming ‘normalized.’ In a world full of ramps and full of sliding doors, I would not be disabled, I would just walk around in a different way than other people,” Alisa Grishman said.
This year also celebrates the 35th anniversary of the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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