Episode 30 of "HASH IT OUT WITH JANE" on KUSF-IN-EXILE - Modern Revolutionary series Part 3 of 3

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This week on "HASH IT OUT WITH JANE" on KUSF-IN-EXILE, ADAPT representative Sarah Watkins explained why people with disabilities resort to civil disobedience when Medicaid services are threatened.  For many, going to jail for fighting to be an equal citizen who resides in his/her own home is an easier reality to accept than dying in a nursing home.

MY MEDICAID MATTERS!! MY MEDICAID MATTERS!!  MY MEDICAID MATTERS!!

What does "My Medicaid Matters" mean?  It is less expensive and safer for people with disabilities to live at home instead of an institution.  Medicaid programs, when properly funded, can facilitate this cheaper and safer option.

I am fortunate to live in a state that implements these 'community choice' Medicaid options.  It affords me the ability to live in my own home where I am safe and happy.  When these critical services become threatened, my personal safety is put at risk.  When anyone threatens my personal safety, I take immediate and extreme action.  The following video is my most recent act of civil disobedience.  Thank you Mr. Policeman for your compassion!

Music Playlist

• AC/DC - BIG BALLS
• BRAN VAN - PROBLEMS
• CHUMBAWUMBA - TUBTHUMPING
• AGENT ORANGE - BLOODSTAINS

Episode 29 of "HASH ITOUT WITH JANE" on KUSF-IN-EXILE - Modern Revolutionary series part 2 of 3

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This week I aired part-one of my interview with ADAPT representative, Sarah Watkins.  She gives us first-hand information about what it's like when 74 people in power-wheelchairs get arrested for committing acts of Civil Disobedience...with the support of actor, Noah Wyle.

Sarah Watkins leads the protest!

Music Playlist

• Tracy Chapman - Talkin bout a revolution
• Tom Waits - What Keeps Mankind Alive
• Tom Petty - I Won't Back Down