Marion Parker: Testimony in Favor of House Bill 225 (House Commerce and Labor Committee)

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Written testimony of Marion Parker, who identifies as a blind/low vision individual/citizen and member of the National Federation Of The Blind Of Ohio. It is addressed to Chair Johnson, Vice Chair Lear, Ranking Member McNally, and members of the House Commerce and Labor Committee, and speaks in favor of House Bill 225, the ohio Employment First and Greater Opportunities for Persons with Disabilities Act. The testimony calls the bill bipartisan and says the program started in 1938. It states the opinion that 14 C is long overdue for abolishment in the state of Ohio.

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My name is
Marion Parker, blind/low vision individual/citizen and member of the National Federation
Of The Blind Of Ohio

Chair Johnson, Vice Chair Lear, Ranking Member McNally, and members of the House
Commerce and Labor Committee.

Thank you for the opportunity to offer my testimony in favor of House Bill 225 the ohio
Employment First and Greater Opportunities for Persons with Disabilities Act.



I am very much in favor of this
bipartisan bill passing.
This program started in 1938 during a time when disability abuse was not merely widely
practiced, but rather it was the rule. My strongly held opinion is that 14 C is long overdue
for abolishment in the state of Ohio.

Thank you again for the opportunity to share my thoughts and concerns on this very
important matter.

Marion Parker
Ohioan


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