disability and the law — Love Disabled Life

On the 28th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, it seems appropriate to look back to some of the critical disability rights cases that the Supreme Court has ruled on since the ADA became law. If anyone tries to say that the rights for access and equality for disabled people over the last 50-60 years are permanent, immune to legal challenges or regulatory rollbacks, don't believe them because it is just not true.

Disability and the LawJody YarboroughApril 7, 2016ADA, Americans with Disabilities Act, disability and the law, landmark disability rights cases, disability rights, HR620, supreme court disability cases, critical disability rights cases, disability justice, disability rights movementComment

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