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A study found that unemployment is a major problem for people with intellectual disabilities — but, at one coffee shop in North Carolina, change is brewing ☕ 321 Coffee shows what's possible when people are given a chance to succeed.
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@drink321coffee Any chance you might release that Epstein client list or does it have too many of ya friends on it?

@drink321coffee We also have @EsteamedCoffee not far away in Cary, NC! Triangle community: Please go support both of these wonderful businesses?🙏🏻🫶🏼

@drink321coffee That's not accurate cause a lot of people are getting laid off due to the economy. Just wait till 2023.

@drink321coffee As many as 20% of kids are dyslexic. Most schools don't provide any services. Many of these kids are very bright and will appear far behind grade level. They will ultimately disappoint in many cases versus potential. This is a solvable problem.

@drink321coffee This is nice bc I worked with students with disabilities for over 21 years in elementary, middle & high schools in WV as a Autism Mentor, Sub & Aide. I loved it. The Best Job. I had already retired from a global chemical company with 26 years as a Senior Computer System Analyst.

@drink321coffee Love it❣️

@drink321coffee Push more scams and lies on weak minded Americans that follow your lies and trash

@drink321coffee The Village Bakery in Coeur d'Alene Idaho does something similar with kids with autism and special needs!! Check them out!

@drink321coffee Intellectual disabilities? AKA dumb people

@drink321coffee Did Helen Keller write the report or was it Captain Obvious? Create infrastructure for mental kill people to thrive.
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