Despite it being one of the most common chromosomal conditions diagnosed in the United States, the discrimination of those that are ‘different’ is ever-present.
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“People with Down syndrome have been subject to exclusion from society and from discrimination across the board – in educational settings, employment, and in their communities,” said David Tolleson, Executive Director of the National Down Syndrome Congress. “Much of it is due to a lack of understanding and education and exposure to people with Down syndrome.”