What Was Stacey Park Milbern's Net Worth At Death? Google Doodle Honors Disability Rights Activist

The net worth of Stacey Park Milbern at death is estimated to be in thousand dollars, but the exact amount is not known.

She has worked actively for the disabled community and helped their voices be heard by the people.

She was also part of the Netflix document, Crip Camp: A Disability Revolution as its co-impact producer. The movie got good feedback as it showed how disabled teenagers revolution a movement for equality for disabled people.

In tears to see that the May 19th Google Doodle honors #disabiltyjustice pioneer, @cripchick - #staceymilbern https://t.co/aSV4CbnbT6

I am richer for having known her and for having the lessons she taught me by the way she set an example for me. Look at the video on the page

— James LeBrecht (@JimLeBrecht) May 19, 2022

Stacey died at the age of 33 on May 18, 2020, due to complications in surgery. To mark the two-year death anniversary of the activist, Google has dedicated a doodle on Thursday in her remembrance and honor.

Similarly, Thursday is also Global Accessibility Awareness Day and this day promotes digital accessibility and inclusion for people with all disabilities.

Stacey Park Milbern lived with her parents during her college days. She was born in 1987 at a US Army hospital in Seoul to a white father and Korean mother.

She had congenital muscular dystrophy from the time of her birth, and she grew up in her Christian family embracing her identity. She began to work for the disability rights in her teen years.

Similarly, she helped in passing a North Carolina law in 2007 which stated the need to include the disability history curriculum be taught in schools.

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Stacey Park was a queer woman who advocated for the LGBTQ+ and BIPOC voices in the disability community. Stacey used to write poetry regarding disability issues and also revealed her identity as queer disabled Korean girl living in the south.

She doesn't seem to have gotten married and didn't have a wife or husband in her life. She was a leader and fighter who always helped organize different events and aid the disability community.

She was the person remembered by people and mainly by the disability community as she helped bring immense changes.