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College student speaks out on ‘reality of wheelchair users’ after ‘dehumanizing’ incident — TODAY Laura Saavedra Forero hopes her story sparks a conversation about accessibility and what it really means for people with disabilities.

“This is the Paralympics. We should be celebrating everyone’s disabilities ... We’ve broken barriers in society, defying all odds. And yet this is how we’re treated?"

Swimmer Becca Meyers' Ordeal Shows Even The Paralympics Doesn't Listen To Disabled People By refusing Becca Meyers, a deaf-blind swimmer, a personal care attendant, the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee is treating her like a burden, writes Aimee Christian. That's the very behavior we want the Paralympics to change.