I am suing three (count 'em, THREE) defendants for disability discrimination.
See, I have Asperger Syndrome. That makes me extremely, EXTREMELY tactless. Sometimes, I say things I don't mean. The best way to accommodate this disability is to simply be patient with what I say. Sometimes, the customers might feel uncomfortable (and, that is the reason that one of these defendants discriminated me), but that doesn't count as a bona fide occupational qualification.
Another one of the defendants is a public school that kicked me out because they perceived me as a direct threat. However, they should've checked their law books before they did that. Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 specifically says that a direct threat is a risk of harm or safety that cannot be eliminated by a reasonable accommodation. This college made absolutely no attempt to accommodate my disability, and, therefore, discriminated against me.
I am suing this public school - sovereign immunity be damned - for over $300,000,000 (yes, do not adjust your computer monitors. That is not a typo; THREE HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS; I'm putting my pinky to the side of my mouth right now).
Would you support my endeavor?
See, I have Asperger Syndrome. That makes me extremely, EXTREMELY tactless. Sometimes, I say things I don't mean. The best way to accommodate this disability is to simply be patient with what I say. Sometimes, the customers might feel uncomfortable (and, that is the reason that one of these defendants discriminated me), but that doesn't count as a bona fide occupational qualification.
Another one of the defendants is a public school that kicked me out because they perceived me as a direct threat. However, they should've checked their law books before they did that. Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 specifically says that a direct threat is a risk of harm or safety that cannot be eliminated by a reasonable accommodation. This college made absolutely no attempt to accommodate my disability, and, therefore, discriminated against me.
I am suing this public school - sovereign immunity be damned - for over $300,000,000 (yes, do not adjust your computer monitors. That is not a typo; THREE HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS; I'm putting my pinky to the side of my mouth right now).
Would you support my endeavor?