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Center for Reproductive Rights
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For People With Disabilities, Earning Pennies Per Hour Is Only Part of the Problem
Supposedly, the goal of so-called sheltered workshops is to train people with disabilities to work in integrated settings, earning typical wages. But that is rarely what happens.
