By the time the doors open 15 minutes early that Saturday night, dozens are lined up to get inside. Women wear wedges and bodysuits that hug their curves. Men sport collared shirts and their favorite sneakers. Some have caregivers guiding them; others need wheelchairs. Many wear the signature T-shirts…
Source: Sun
'Everybody feels free here': Baltimore's nightclub for disabled adults fosters love, friendship and inclusion
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