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New York City discriminated against AIDS and HIV-positive patients in the distribution of a wide range of benefits, a federal judge ruled Tuesday. The plaintiffs, 25,000 NYC residents who have AIDS or are HIV-positive, filed suit under the ADA. The city denied discrimination, but the court noted that government must do more than open the door to give equal access to the disabled -- it must provide a ramp.
September 19, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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