The Civil Rights Movement On The Disabled

The Civil Rights Movement of America has been known by most the period of history that blacks and other races have earned their rights to do the same and treated the same as the whites. However, it also was carried out by other types of people like the LGBT organization, disability rights, an immigration rights. Which they all had a big impact on the daily lives of others, a couple started to make the country lazier. To begin with the civil rights movement for the African culture, it had the effected several different things about the typical person’s natural lifestyle due to the introduction that everyone was taught to disrespect the average black man, and now to the change of this they must change everything they had believed. By nature, people are afraid of change because their afraid of the unknown, so they would rather stick to the traditional ways even though they would like to see the problem put to rest. …show more content…
This movement’s primary goals would be to have secure protections centered on accessibility, housing, and patients' rights to the physically and mentally disabled. In the end of 1970 there were changes to building code to occupy the disabled. Also, the mentally couldn’t get unfairly put in jail. Due to the changes other non-handicapped Americans started to use these instead of their traditional sources of ascension, which in turn helped to raise obesity for the exercise that stairs gave. A third Civil Rights movement that effected America would be the LGBT organization (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transsexual) which fought for their own release