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Sep 17, 2026
Digital Accessibility as a Right: My Conversation with Mellissa Green
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Maxwell IveyHOST
What about in the workplace or in your daily life? What have been some of those challenges and some of the ways you and other people have managed to get around
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10:28Mellissa GreenGUEST
course I've never had like a job job as Amy Porterfield would call it or you know a traditional job job like my parents have just because I think it might my disability you know prevent me from having a certain jobs that I might want.
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10:54Mellissa GreenGUEST
Like if I wanted to, you know, let's say, I don't know, be a truck driver or something.
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Maxwell IveyHOST
So understanding that accessibility is a right, not a privilege, what would you tell, and I think we'll make this our closing segment, what would you wanna say to businesses and website developers as your final thoughts for how they should approach this and how they should think about disability and accessibility?