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A daily ritual — the commute — shapes our exploration of mobility, access, and economic movement from the margins of a city to its center. In PARALYZED BUT STILL MOVING, Dorian Taylor is an inspired athlete, not just in spite of being paralyzed from the waist down, but also because of it.
Aired: 03/27/17
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