'I may have a disability, but that's not going to stop me': New initiative in Brooklyn aims to help people with disabilities build resumes
A new tool is helping those with disabilities looking for work in Brooklyn.
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"I may have a disability, but that's not going to stop me from being who I am," says Alexander Moore, a participant at Goodwill.
News 12's Lindsay Tanney has the details.
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