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Thirty-six years after the ADA became law, Charleston leaders gathered to celebrate progress and push for more—because disability doesn’t discriminate, and access shouldn’t be limited by ability. From unreliable public transit to workplace bias, barriers still exist, but wins like off-road wheelchairs that let beachgoers explore dunes and the world’s largest inclusive playground where kids play together prove change is possible. Advocates say the real breakthrough comes from creativity, early education, and bringing diverse voices to the table—building a future where inclusion isn’t an option, but the norm.

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