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    The Americans with Disabilities Act The Americans with Disabilities Act was established in 1998, at the recommendation from the National Council of Disability. The Americans with Disabilities Act covers those with physical and mental disabilities. The Americans with disabilities Act is also known as ADA. The Act protects people with disabilities from discrimination in the workforce, and the workforce must provide reasonable accommodations for those with disabilities. The devices may…

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    Liberty can be defined as governmental, protected freedom of discrimination from both society and the government. Based off the support of many powerful politicians, the number of acts passed over several years, and the various programs created by the government, people with disabilities primarily gained liberty through governmental assistance beginning in the 1930’s. Throughout the 1900’s people with disabilities were viewed by society as feebleminded, useless, tragic, evil, and as defective…

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    It’s ability not disability that counts! 1. introduction- In the 1950s, people, in particular students, if they struggled in school or looked different, were treated as second class citizens. They were grouped together and didn’t get quality instructions. In the working world they couldn 't get jobs or were left to figure things out for themselves. The National organization on disability, founded in july 1990, has successfully advanced opportunity for people with disabilities , advocated for…

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    needs and report on issues from a local to a national scope (Sirianni & Friedland, 2001). Issues that affect America can be reported through this form of media. An issue question that needs answered is how can the rights of all individuals with disabilities be improved and protected in America? Answer to Social Movement Question The disability rights movement has impacted the American way of life for millions of individuals who are affected by a disability. It estimated that the “data from the…

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    I am doing my practicum at High bridge park recreation center. The recreation center is a place that provides services for adults over 21 who have intellectual and other developmental disabilities. The staff work together to help individuals overcome the challenges they face every day to live an independent and meaningful life in the community. The organization I am working with is AHRC, which is a family governed organization that works with people with intellectual and other developmental…

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    Essay Against Prosthetics

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    Americans Against Prosthetics Prosthetics are devices that assist disabled people to complete tasks that may be out of reach for those people on account of their injury. Unfortunately, In trying to assist these people to be able to live their lives, Prosthetics have created an unfair advantage over people who do not require, and therefore not use, prothetics. These devices can enable cheating, bullying, racism, and general inequality amoungst non-disabled people and the amputees. These devices…

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    Lamar Odom Research Paper

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    Lamar Odom condition has taken a turn for the better, according to TMZ, Oct. 16, 2015. Sources told TMZ that a vital organ in Lamar’s body, his heart, is functioning has improved. Although doctors view this as a good sign, they have asked that the visitors in his hospital room remain calm while they are there. He needs non-stimulation so his body can heal properly. The doctors have asked or as TMZ phrases it, “ordered” that no one visit Lamar so he can heal in peace and quiet, but Khloe…

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    Judith Butler Thesis

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    In this video, Judith Butler interviewed Sunaura Taylor, who has arthrogryposis. She described how it feel as disability, the struggles she faced daily, and how people judge her. I think this is exhibit because Taylor talked about her personal experience to shows how the disabled being treated. Taylor said, “I can pick up coffee with my mouth, but that becomes more difficult because of the normalizing standards of our movements” (Youtube). Taylor said this to shows how other people can make her…

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    Individuals with mental health issues often experience discrimination and harassment in employment, education, and everyday settings. ARCH Disability Law Centre is a legal aid clinic that defends the rights of individuals with disabilities. ARCH (2008) defined discrimination as “being treated unfairly and differently because of your race, sex, marital status, place of origin, age or disability.” Harassment, a form discrimination, involves “actions, comments or insults that put you down or…

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    Disability Culture and the Need for Mentorship Programs within the Disabled Community Were you born like that? I didn’t even realize you were disabled. Can you be fixed? You don’t act disabled. These are comments that people with disabilities often encounter, I myself, as a person with a disability, has encountered some of these as well. Over one billion people in the world, or fifteen percent of the world’s population, are disabled--making people with disabilities the largest minority group…

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