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Discussion Questions:  Please use quotes, stats, or other evidence from this week’s course materials to support your responses. Please in cite reference all included material links Watch: The signing of the American’s with Disabilities Act (ADA): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1K8fj0KcFk Watch: Our Fight for Disability Rights and Why It’s Not Over Yet: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ABFpTRlJUuc   1. What was the disability rights movement?  2. What is the importance of the disability rights movement in the context of disability history?  3. What historical moments lead to the signing of the ADA? Why?  4. What was the Capitol Crawl? What is its significance in disability history?  5. Why is the “fight” for disability rights not over yet?
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Answer To: Discussion Questions: Please use quotes, stats, or other evidence from this week’s course materials...

Dr. Saloni answered on Mar 29 2022
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The Americans with Disabilities Act was enacted into law in 1990. The ADA is a marked civil right statute that proscribes discrimination against disabled individuals in diverse settings. Discrimination against disabled people is prohibited by the ADA in diverse locations, such as public accommodations, employment, communications, and accessibility to government initiatives and services (Blanck, 2021).
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In the context of disability history, the ADA law's purpose is to ensure that individuals with disabilities possess the same opportunities and rights as the general population. The ADA has been the world's first...
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