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Passed, but Not Enacted: The Law is Not the Power

Ashley Shew on September 9, 2020September 8, 2020

Though grateful for the work by organizers and advocates who pushed for the ADA, multiply-disabled philosopher Ashley Shew expresses that the work towards full civil rights for disabled people is far from over. Continue Reading Passed, but Not Enacted: The Law is Not the Power

Moving ADA Accessibility Forward: Covid-19 Medical Testing Sites

Laura Hoffman on August 19, 2020August 21, 2023

As our modern world changes due to COVID-19, lawyer Laura C. Hoffman argues it’s crucial that the law also addresses issues of accessibility to ensure the rights of disabled people are protected under a public health emergency. Continue Reading Moving ADA Accessibility Forward: Covid-19 Medical Testing Sites

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