The disability rights movement also had its foundations in the Civil Rights Act of the 60's. Like how the Civil Rights Act promoted integration, the Disability Rights movement promoted equality and access for the disabled community. As the disabled community fought for their rights, they eventually became recognized by Congress and the birth of the ADA was born. Laws such as Section 504 and Title VII were created. Although Section 504 didn't have the same idea as the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and only made disability discrimination illegal, it was a crucial foundation for issues people with disabilities had. The act lived through two presidential vetoes, that helped bring awareness to Congress. During the 70's, three new concepts emerged: accessibility,
