Thuy Pham 
Nguồn ảnh：https://www.kiro7.com/news/local/guide-dog-blind-owner-face-discrimination-seattle/CK5GIWLHLJG4TLJOCT3BIXCQIY/
The article reports a heartbreaking incident in Seattle where a blind man and his guide dog faced discrimination while trying to enter a store.
Marty Spanic and his guide dog, Vaughn, were attempting to enter a store in Seattle when they were stopped by an employee who informed them that dogs were not allowed. Despite Marty explaining that Vaughn was a service animal and legally allowed to accompany him, the employee still refused to let them in.
The incident left Marty feeling humiliated and discriminated against. He emphasized the importance of guide dogs for individuals who are blind or visually impaired, as they provide vital assistance and independence.
The Americans with Disabilities Act clearly states that businesses must allow service animals to accompany individuals with disabilities, including guide dogs like Vaughn. Discrimination against individuals with disabilities is not only unethical but also illegal.
Marty hopes that by sharing his story, awareness will be raised about the rights of individuals with service animals. He also hopes that the store will educate their employees on the laws regarding service animals to prevent similar incidents from happening in the future.
