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_aFleischer, Doris Zames, _eauthor. _929203 |
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_aThe disability rights movement : _bfrom charity to confrontation / _cDoris Zames Fleischer and Frieda Zames. |
| 250 | _aUpdated edition. | ||
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_aPhiladelphia : _bTemple University Press, _c2011. |
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| 504 | _aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 257-307) and index. | ||
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_g"Wheelchair bound" and the "the poster child". _tFDR, the "cured cripple" -- _tLeague of the physically handicapped -- _tThe March of Dimes -- _tParent-initiated childhood disability organizations -- _tThe poster child and the telethon -- _tChanging views of disability in the United States -- _gSeeing by touch, hearing by sign. _tBlindness and deafness: a comparison -- _tSign language and oralism -- _tBraille and talking books -- _tSheltered workshops -- _tThe Lighthouse -- _tMobility for blind people: guide dogs and white canes -- _tJacobus tenBroek and the National Federation of the blind -- _tNYC Subway gates: a controversy in the blind community -- _tNFB: trailblazer for sections 504 and 501 -- _tNFB and ACB: different approaches to blindness -- _tDeafness as culture -- _tAmerican Sign Language -- _tThe Gallaudet University uprising -- _tBlack deaf advocates -- _tEducation of deaf children -- _tHelen Keller, the social reformer -- _gDeinstitutionalization and independent living. _tEarly accessibility efforts in the colleges -- _tEd Roberts and the Independent Living Movement -- _tProliferation of the independent living concept -- _tIndependent living as an extension of rehabilitation -- _tEvaluation of the Independent Living Movement -- _tIndependent living a nd the new disability activism -- _gGroundbreaking disability rights legislation: Section 504. _tThe Cherry lawsuit for the Section 504 regulations -- _tSection 504 as a spur to political organizing -- _tACCD, propelling Section 504 -- _tThe Section 504 demonstrations -- _tThe transbus controversy -- _tAccessible transit and New York City -- _tBay Area Rapid Transit (BART) -- _tCalifornia accessible buses -- _tMainstreaming public transit -- _tThe civil rights significance of accessible transportation. |
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_gDisabled in action. _tNew York Lawyers for the Public Interest -- _tRecognizing disability as a civil rights issue -- _tDisability Rights Education and Defense Fund -- _tThe need for disability rights attorneys -- _tADAPT -- _tJustice for All -- _gThe Americans with Disabilities Act. _tEnacting the ADA -- _tThe ADA and Section 504 -- _tTitle I: Employment -- _tTitle III: Public accommodation -- _tTitle II: Public services (State and local government) -- _tTitle II: Public transportation -- _tTitle IV: National Telephone Relay Service -- _tTitle V: Miscellaneous -- _tThe Supreme Court and the ADA -- _tThe myth of "the disability lobby" -- _tBacklash -- _tEvery American's insurance policy -- _gAccess to jobs and health care. _tEmployment discrimination -- _tAffirmative Action -- _tDisability employment in corporate America -- _tEmployment of people with developmental disabilities -- _tEmployment of people with psychiatric disabilities -- _tThe criminalization of people with psychiatric disabilities -- _tDifferent approaches to psychiatric disabilities -- _tMangled care -- _tA two-tier health care system -- _tPeople with special needs in managed care -- _tAn arbitrary patchwork -- _tFalling through the cracks: children with special health needs -- _tLong-term care in the community -- _tHealth policy reforms -- _tThe nexus between jobs and health care -- _t"Not dead yet" and physician-assisted suicide. _tOpposition to "the death train" -- _tThe Supreme Court -- _tAIDS activists -- _tPain management -- _tFocus on cure: a pernicious message -- _tThe Eugenics Movement and euthanasia -- _tThe politics of physician-assisted suicide -- _tNetherlands "slippery slope" vs. U.S. "political strategy" -- _tFirst-year report on physician-assisted suicide in Oregon -- _tLegalizing disability discrimination -- _tDangers of an inflexible law -- _t"A better solution" -- _tThe distinction between sever disability and terminal illness. |
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_gDisability and technology. _tUniversal design -- _tAccessible taxis -- _tTeletypewriters and relay systems -- _tA clash of cultures -- _tThe one-step campaign -- _tWheelchair ingenuity -- _tAccessible classrooms and laboratories -- _tThe computer as an accommodation -- _tPsychopharmacology -- _tBioethical dilemmas -- _tThe Internet and a miracle baby -- _tMedical and genetic information -- _t"Slash, burn, and poison" -- _tTransforming scientific orthodoxy: AIDS activism -- _tToward a new vision: three queries -- _gDisabled veterans claim their rights. _tLegislation and self-advocacy -- _tRehabilitation: the man, not the wound -- _tParalyzed veterans of America -- _tAutomobiles: opening "new vistas" -- _tThe pattern of denial -- _tAtomic and chemical guinea pigs -- _tHolding a nation accountable -- _gEducation: integration in the least restrictive environment. _tA "quiet revolution" -- _tEnforcing the IDEA: early efforts -- _tAn appropriate identity -- _tThe IDEA in the courts -- _tThe special education controversy -- _tSomnolent Samantha -- _tA microcosm of the real world -- _gIdentity and culture. _tThree strands of the movement -- _tDisability pride: celebrating difference -- _tChanging perceptions and the media -- _tAssessment of the movement -- _tA stealth movement -- _gDisability rights in the Twenty-first Century. _tOlmstead and the Community Choice Act -- _t"Visitability" -- _tPsychiatric survivors and consumers -- _tThe new eugenics -- _tPhysician-assisted suicide -- _tMedia, technology, and disability culture -- _tDisable veterans -- _tActivists assess progress in securing disability rights -- _tDisability rights attorneys speak -- _tPerceptions of disability. |
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_t"Wheelchair bound" and the "the poster child" -- _tSeeing by touch, hearing by sign -- _tDeinstitutionalization and independent living -- _tGroundbreaking disability rights legislation : Section 504 -- _tThe struggle for change : in the streets and in the courts -- _tAccess to jobs and health care -- _t"Not dead yet" and physician-assisted suicide -- _tDisability and technology -- _tDisabled veterans claim their rights -- _tEducation: integration in the least restrictive environment -- _tIdentity and culture -- _tDisability rights in the Twenty-first Century. |
| 520 | _aTells a complex and compelling story of an ongoing movement that seeks to create an equitable and diverse society, inclusive of people with disabilities. | ||
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