Former governor imparts wisdom and insight
Former Gov. Barbara Roberts said that her struggle for the rights of her autistic son was the catalyst that drove her to eventually become Oregon’s first and only female governor.
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Gov. Barbara Roberts, Oregon’s first and only female governor, poses next to her son Mike, who works in the MHCC mailroom. When Mike was denied a public education in first grade, she headed a lobbying campaign, which led to the nation’s first special education rights bill and began her political career. |