Microsoft Read Aloud for New Outlook

Doesn't disabling the READ ALOUD feature in the new Outlook fall under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)?

Please turn the Read Aloud feature back on (while drafting an outgoing email). I can only currently use the Read Aloud feature for emails coming in from others. Multiple people in this thread have commented about their disability. Please help.

It is very interesting how long its taking Microsoft to return a function that is considered exceptional to people with disabilities and there has been no acknowledgment at all.

Shameful!

Please include this back in - Highlighting text when writing and clicking read aloud is a common feature in the entire 365 suite that people use. I really dislike the new outlook. You have taken away features that people rely on every day for no reason. Clearly a half baked product release - with no actual understanding of how users are actually using your product.

I also find this very disappointing; when drafting emails, I like to be able to hear them back. I am also dyslexic, and this helps.
I only discovered this a few weeks ago and now lost it again.

It's incredible to me that this question still isn't solved, or the feature added! It's been invaluable since its introduction. Now that it exists, "Read Aloud" is a basic accessibility feature. It's essential for DRAFTING. Please address the return of this feature!

Reading aloud is at least available for received messages, although people don't seem happy with Immersive Reader (I have no comment, I don't use this feature). But I will say that if you want people to use your "new!" "improved!" versions of things, can you please improve them?