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Jun 10, 2019 3:39 PM
Mamaof2QTs
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InfinityDragon
Many times special needs people are brought into salons because, they look at bathing the same way a 4 year old does.(1/2)
InfinityDragon
(2/2) now, this most definitely not always the case, however, some 'caregivers' off load haircare onto barbers and beauticians.
Spartan132
Wait what? Do they mean special needs, like a special custom haircut? Or are they really trying to charge disabled folks more for a haircut?
Mamaof2QTs
They charged a mom $25 because her son was autistic.
Spartan132
Wow. That's not cool. I'd gladly take my business elsewhere. I'm not autistic. But I use a wheelchair. I'll be damned if I'm gonna pay more
Grateful42
if it takes extra time then they have the right to be compensated for that time. or they had to undergo extra training to accommodate.
Mamaof2QTs
“[n]o individual shall be discriminated against on the basis of disability in the equal enjoyment of services ... 42 U.S.C. § 12182(a).
Grateful42
its not discrimination, its market value. some one who takes longer with a hair dresser, or requires a more trained person will cost more.
Mamaof2QTs
It’s harder to educate special needs kids. Should they be told they cannot come to school?
Grateful42
that's not the point i'm making and you know it. My step brother is 22 with the mental capacity of a 5 year old. he went to school.