The Illinois Olmstead Coalition. The banner includes pictures of: a woman in a wheelchair with her arms raised; an African-American woman in a wheelchair carrying a sign that says, "Home is where the heart is;" an African-American woman in a beret with an American flag behind her; a skeleton holding a sign that says, "Waiting for Real Choice;" two women in wheelchairs holding a sign that says, "Affordable, accessible, integrated housing;" an African-American woman in a wheelchair holding a sign that says, "I want a home;" and an African-American man wearing a beret and marching the ADAPT Freedom March.
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Updates. A picture of a sign that says, "No More Stolen Lives. End the Medicaid Institutional Bias!"

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THE FREEDOM ORDER:

 

Tom Olin photograph of a woman in a wheelchair carrying a sign that says, "Give America a choice in long-term care!"THE FREEDOM ORDER

For more information about the Freedom Order, contact the Campaign for Real Choice in Illinois at: info@realchoiceinillinois.org

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