Survey shows newspapers employing journalists with disabilities yield positive experiences, suggesting greater inclusion is beneficial.
One of every four U.S. dailies responding to this survey employs persons with disabilities in the newsroom, and most of them are happy with the result. Not only do the overwhelming majority of responding editors who employ a newsperson with a disability describe the experience as successful, but many effusively praise these employees.
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