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Petition Honoring Paul Longmore
 
AHB Advisor, scholar-activist Paul Longmore, passed away on August 9, 2010.  The history department at San Francisco State University where Paul was a tenured professor has begun a petition in his honor that seeks to further the work he began as a disability rights activist.  To add your name to the growing list of signatories please fill out the form, below.  Thank you!


The Petition: 
 

          We, the undersigned, urge that the Social Security Act be further modified to allow people with disabilities to accept scholarships and fellowships without endangering their eligibility to receive life-support payments through S.S.I. We present this petition to honor the legacy of Professor Paul K. Longmore, whose efforts led to the enactment of the “Longmore Amendment” to the S.S.A.


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Learn more about Paul Longmore's life, scholarship, activism:
 
 
San Francisco State History Department:  Paul Longmore
 
Institute renamed in remembrance of Professor Paul Longmore
 
Regional Oral History Office, The Disability Rights and Independent Living Movement, Oral History:  Paul Longmore
 
American Historical Association
 

Will you help gather more signatories?  Print-out version of Longmore Petition 


 
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