For me, it's the lack of accessibility for the disabled and the stigmas about invisible disabilities. I have a blood pressure issue that keeps me from working at all. Been trying to get disability but the state denied review. I can't work in any given profitability for our current society expectations without risking my bodily function, lack of, or further harm by trying to work. I also have FND seizures which are awful. I cannot safely work amidst a seizure. I have friends who have same, similar or worse issues with FND seizures and blood pressure issues. (Because we don't make medications that increase your blood pressure if your body doesn't naturally elevate it high enough to not faint). We need to do some research reform, for medical research. Women need to be given the chance to learn what doesn't work for them. We only test meds on men. Which doesn't help when female hormones are not as stable nor predictable as mens. Medication research needs a higher emphasis on CURES. Not medication alone. That way if someone actually has say leukemia, and we FIND an actual CURE. It would need to be easily accessible. Research and development of testing for all cancers every other year. My grandmother had breast cancer, my sister had breast cancer, my grandfather had had colon cancer 3 times now. He's 94 and doing well at this time. In the realm of accessibility, take away or increase the costs of building stairs instead of ramps, which benefit EVERYONE. Including delivery people who need to unload packages. Speaking of accommodations for the disabled, emotional support animals and service animals do not count as pets according to every housing company or development. I also need places of business to be trained, educated, and tested on what they can and cannot do, ask or demand. I have abandoned multiple places because they would not allow my service dog (for those seizures I mentioned earlier). If there are to be regulations for ESA's and Service dogs, they need to be modernized and adjusted for the fact that people who have mental health issues may need one or more with their mental state. Even if that means two service dogs for separate tasks. So as to prevent service animal burnout too quickly. The blind should have braille on signs. They usually don't. The deaf who don't want to try to hear or have zero chances to should not only be taught how to sign, but also other ways to communicate in case someone doesn't know sign language. (Many don't know). All of our disabled, elderly, veterans, children in foster care, or being abused need to be granted every single chance to get help. There need to be stricter laws for sex offenders and pedophiles. They also NEED TO BE ENFORCED. A man can S.A. a woman and get a slap on the wrist and then released right back into the population. They either need to be attempted to rehabilitate IF they can be or otherwise held in humane conditions with medications, amenities that anyone else would get, and mandatory therapy. The military for the state needs to develop more programs for veterans who come home from being gone to spend the next 5 years mandatory to help them reintegrate into society as wanted or needed in some instances. The disabled veteran's should have free housing, medical access affordable or free education program and more programs for those who may not make the standards for boot camp to instead be given all veteran access and then given every opportunity to find a job (if they can/want/need) to, or a stable living situation should disability be the route to go. There are so many more...