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A multi-state lawsuit threatens disabled rights. Trump’s remarks don’t help. Original

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By Allison Carey, Pamela Block, Richard K. Scotch
| The Hill Verified
Opinion>Opinions - Civil Rights The views expressed by contributors are their own and not the view of The Hill by Allison C. Carey, Pamela Block and Richard Scotch, opinion contributors - 05/01/26 12:30 PM ET Link copied by Allison C.
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Opinion: Siblings are holding up a broken disability system

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By Pamela Block, Helen Ries
| Sask Today Verified
Canada is propping up its disability system on the unpaid labour of siblings, and pretending this is not a crisis. We say this both as researchers focusing on sibling experiences and as siblings ourselves. As people with intellectual disabilities and autism live longer, families are expected to absorb the gap between need and support. When parents age or die, the responsibility does not disappear. It shifts – almost automatically – to brothers and sisters.
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Opinion: Canada’s quiet crisis in sibling caregiving

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By Pamela Block, Helen Ries
| Healthing Verified
Pamela Block and Helen Ries, Special to the Montreal Gazette Sibling caregivers remain invisible in policy discussions. Canada benefits from this unpaid work while refusing to count it. GETTY IMAGES / ISTOCKPHOTO Stay up to date on this topic Canada is propping up its disability system on the unpaid labour of siblings, and pretending this is not a crisis. We say this both as researchers focusing on sibling experiences and as siblings ourselves.
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