THE SECRETARY OF TRANSPORTATION TALKS MOBILITY JUSTICE, MISSING SIDEWALKS AND ELEVATORS, AND BILLIONS IN FEDERAL GRANTS CURRENTLY UP FOR GRABS
WRIGHT: Too many elected and appointed officials act like accessibility and inclusion for people with disabilities is some kind of charity or favor.
How are you addressing this?
BUTTIGIEG: The cost of inaccessibility comes down hardest on the people who are directly affected by it.
But it really comes down on everybody and anybody who might benefit from an
invention, an innovation, that comes from a well-employed person meeting their
full potential, regardless of disability.
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