The UAAAC is teaching kids every Sunday. The funds that company earns are use to provide community programs for people with disabilities and their families, and low income children.
Mentoring Children
Our goal is to save your civil rights and to stop the oppressors of the rights of people with unique abilities.
Tuesday, 15 November 2016
Monday, 14 November 2016
GOOD NEWS: Patron With Low Vision Sued McDonald's And Burger King
In New York a patron with low
vision sued McDonald's and Burger King for not providing a large print menu.
The law requires that
restaurants provide effective communication by giving auxiliary aids and
related services to patrons with low vision. Auxiliary aids include qualified
readers, sound devices and large print. The patron must request an effective
communication method and the restaurant can decide which method to give. So the
restaurant can read the menu and bill. Alternatively, staff can play a sound
recording of the menu and bill.
Lastly, the staff can give a large print menu and bill. If one of these methods is
offered then the patron cannot file a lawsuit.
Effective communication cases
depend on witness testimony. So the patron should have a witness and record the
communication exchange. In court restaurant staff will always say they offered
an effective communication method.
The fast food patron won the
lawsuit on appeal.
The Open Letter To Mr. Trump From The UAAAC
United
African-Asian Abilities Club
 |
November 14, 2016
Donald J. Trump
21 5th Avenue
Manhattan, NY 10022
Dear Mr. Trump:
It is well documented that Whites
with disabilities receive better public and private services than Blacks and
Asians with disabilities. See Blackness and Disability by Christopher M. Bell.
There is no political discourse in the Presidential Race about the plight of
Blacks and Asians with disabilities.
Our Club requests a response to
the following questions:
1. How
will You encourage the independent living rights of Blacks and Asians with
disabilities?
2. How
will You safeguard the rights of Blacks and Asians with developmental
disabilities?
3. How
will You make sure all Black and Asians kids with disabilities are educated in
the least restrictive environment?
4. How
will You make sure the air, bus, rail, shuttle and taxi rights of Blacks and
Asians with disabilities are protected?
5. How
will You reduce the 60 percent or higher unemployment rate of Blacks and Asians
with disabilities?
6. Will
You reduce the private enforcement rights of the Americans with Disabilities
Act?
7. How
will You make health care and housing better for Blacks and Asians with
disabilities are protected?
Thank you for your attention to
Blacks and Asians with disabilities.
Respectfully yours,
Jack Pinnock, UAAAC Vice
President
Thursday, 10 November 2016
Water Video Created By UAAAC
The UAAAC donates time and resources to improve our world. This video was produced by United African Asian Abilities Club. The Club is composed of people with disabilities and their families. Each week the Club provides education to children from the poor area of the Philippines. The children call themselves the Carmona Young Explorers. The lyrics for the video written by Theodore Arthur Pinnock. The music for the video written by David Singletary. The video was edited by Sharon Riguer. Mr. Pinnock, Mr. Singletary and Ms. Riguer all have a disability. The video was sung by Carmona Young Explorers. The video was filmed by Aileen Dearoz and Shiena Montalban. The water clip in the video was provide by Pond5.
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