Your Fav Disabled Hottie❤️🔥
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Pleasure is a human right 💕 . . . Description: Nila, a Black disabled woman with long black hair with a white headband, sitting in her wheelchair. She’s wearing a pink dress with white outlines and black framed glasses with gold hoop earrings . . #fyp #disabledhottie
Your Fav Disabled Hottie❤️🔥51,544 views • 2 months ago
![Please excuse my appearance on the video but I want to share my recent experience flying with Delta Traveling for the holidays and returning to the DMV turned into a deeply traumatic experience for me. My wheelchair was damaged, I was dropped, abandoned when I needed assistance, and treated poorly throughout the journey. This experience has left me mentally and emotionally unwell as well in physically pain. I have filed a claim and submitted a report, but Delta has yet to respond. Although I'm not okay mentally, I am determined to fight for justice. Disabled people should be able to travel without fear of their mobility aids being damaged. We should not be mistreated or made to feel like burdens simply because we require assistance. We are human beings with feelings, and it is long overdue for airlines to take responsibility and treat disabled customers with dignity and respect. I am extremely disappointed in how l've been treated and firmly believe I deserve compensation for the pain and suffering l've endured. While I continue to speak out about what happened, l'm going to take legal action because now I'm dealing the financial burden of getting my chair fixed as well medical expenses. [Image description: Nila who's Black woman with long brown passion twist that's in a high ponytail. She's wearing a beige sweatshirt with the red letters written across that says BLACK.]](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1864718355292111253/amplify_video_thumb/1864705709461344256/img/iIbXhYPCOK1kWIYY.jpg)
Please excuse my appearance on the video but I want to share my recent experience flying with Delta Traveling for the holidays and returning to the DMV turned into a deeply traumatic experience for me. My wheelchair was damaged, I was dropped, abandoned when I needed assistance, and treated poorly throughout the journey. This experience has left me mentally and emotionally unwell as well in physically pain. I have filed a claim and submitted a report, but Delta has yet to respond. Although I'm not okay mentally, I am determined to fight for justice. Disabled people should be able to travel without fear of their mobility aids being damaged. We should not be mistreated or made to feel like burdens simply because we require assistance. We are human beings with feelings, and it is long overdue for airlines to take responsibility and treat disabled customers with dignity and respect. I am extremely disappointed in how l've been treated and firmly believe I deserve compensation for the pain and suffering l've endured. While I continue to speak out about what happened, l'm going to take legal action because now I'm dealing the financial burden of getting my chair fixed as well medical expenses. [Image description: Nila who's Black woman with long brown passion twist that's in a high ponytail. She's wearing a beige sweatshirt with the red letters written across that says BLACK.]
Your Fav Disabled Hottie❤️🔥247,115 views • 1 year ago
Here’s more information. Justice for Trey Reed
Your Fav Disabled Hottie❤️🔥81,115 views • 9 months ago
Please be prepared Numotion bc I’m now at my wits end with you all 🫶🏾
Your Fav Disabled Hottie❤️🔥38,579 views • 9 months ago
I forgot to share but here was the famous runway roll that lead me to the crown 💅🏾👑
Your Fav Disabled Hottie❤️🔥34,675 views • 11 months ago
![Disability Pride Month and 35th ADA Anniversary wouldn't exist without Black and Brown disabled people contributions and activism. We, as the disability community, cannot fight for inclusion in society if we're not being inclusive within our community. Black and Brown disabled people deserve to be heard, seen, represent, and respected. Not overlooked and only being acknowledged when we are needed. [Video Description: Nila, an African American woman, with long light brown passion twists wearing a blue dress and black framed glasses.]](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1949529575551045720/amplify_video_thumb/1949529490977062913/img/zg_7o2bIfE9tr1vy.jpg)
Disability Pride Month and 35th ADA Anniversary wouldn't exist without Black and Brown disabled people contributions and activism. We, as the disability community, cannot fight for inclusion in society if we're not being inclusive within our community. Black and Brown disabled people deserve to be heard, seen, represent, and respected. Not overlooked and only being acknowledged when we are needed. [Video Description: Nila, an African American woman, with long light brown passion twists wearing a blue dress and black framed glasses.]
Your Fav Disabled Hottie❤️🔥14,790 views • 10 months ago
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