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His name was Hale Zukas. Those who knew him well saw him as a pioneer in national disability rights who helped redefine accessibility for people with disabilities. On November 30, 2022, Hale passed away due to heart failure in his favorite city of Berkley, California. He was 79 years old.

supporting links

1.     Hale Zukas [Wikipedia]

2.     ADA Pioneer, Hale Zukas [YouTube/1m,15s]

3.     Ralph Hotchkiss [Wikipedia]

4.     Ralph Hotchkiss Talks About Roughrider Wheelchair [Youtube/2m,21s]

5.     Whirlwing Wheelchair [Website]

6.     Curb Cut [Wikipedia]

7.     Hale Documentary [KQED/21m,43s]

Social Media

1.     @TheCILOfficial [Twitter]

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