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Ending guardianship/conservator should be the next major stone in our struggle for equality . Also getting rid of group homes ,along with forcing people to go to dayhabs programs . Last but not least , ending the penalty for those who get marry while receiving SSI .

TBH. I was never taught about this movement during history class at school. I'm not sure why. I was taught about the history of the Women's Rights movement in the UK and the Civil Rights movement in the USA. Abit about the history of the Stonewall Riots and the history of Pride Month. Not much else.

I liked what you said at the end about activism not stopping with a changed law but a changed public. That is so true, thank you for making this informative video.

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subtitles can be out on in the settings . My issue is he talks way too fast.

It started with Geraldo!

ADA was passed in 1990. Then it would have been signed by George H. W. Bush, not George W. Bush

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If you are confused about your sex, you should receive help and therapy instead of affirming your delusion and mutilating your bodies. This is as wrong as providing drugs to addicts. Which is something or society also does.

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Broken Equality , Civil Rights Movement For People With Disabilities, Native American Equality, And The 67 Year Civil Rights Movement Revealed... On May 17, 1954, Oliver Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka was a landmark decision of the U.S. Supreme Court in which the Court ruled that U.S. state laws establishing racial segregation in public schools are unconstitutional, even if the segregated schools are otherwise equal in quality. On September 4, 1957, nine Africa-American students entered Central High School in Little Rock, desegregating it for the first time. These student we’re allowed to attend the same classes, and had the same education as European American students. This began the civil rights movement that started in 1954. But the Sovereignty Law of Arkansas that was created when the Arkansas Claims Commission was established in 1957 would be used to attempt to prevent public school integration from happening. Although The US Army reserve would be sent to force federal laws in the matter. Even though this would mark the beginning of end to Jim Crow, The Arkansas Claims Commission, through the Arkansas Sovereignty Law, would continue to abused its state citizens into the present day. It would continue this abuse at a school known as Arkansas Career Training Institute (ACTI) to its students; it would make ill, persecute, and throw in jail a man known as Brian Ridlon; and it would Make ill with worry for her sons a woman known as Doris Elmina Springer Ridlon leading up to her passing away in July 2020. People of all races are now supposed to have the same opportunity in public schools. Do these laws apply to those with disabilities? What about people born with dyslexia, alexia, and other congenital learning problems? People injured on the job cannot fully recover have physical and/or mental disabilities. Veterans with disabilities and/or PTSD have an adequate healthcare from the VA, and many our homeless. Senior citizens have disabilities due to their age and associated declining health. They sometimes have to decide between bills, food, medicines, and they health care they need. People with physical disabilities now have laws regarding access to public buildings and businesses. People with mental disabilities have some laws to help them, but find them so struggling to have them enforced. Public Law (PL) 94-142 covers Young people in Arkansas schools, but many times it has had to be shoved down the throats of teachers who just cannot grasp the idea of learning disabilities; they think these students are just lazy. These teachers have said, “You just need to apply yourself”, “You’re lying”, and “Just follow the instructions I wrote on the board, don’t you have a good sense?” These people also need help after high school. In a vocational school in Hot Springs, Arkansas know as ACTI a learning disabled student was told, “Don’t ask all these questions, just go with the flow.”. But despite all these laws & advancements that are supposed to help people with disabilities, they use the same Arkansas state law to circumvent & supersede any court order & law at will. That state law being the Arkansas Sovereignty Law, the same law that was passed in 1957 as a response to Oliver Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka to block the nine African-American students from entering Central High School. Victims of mass shootings often have physical or mental disabilities. Perhaps requiring Photo IDs to help purchase guns would help. Our Native American people are treated as if their birth gives them a de facto disability. They are “US Citizens” only by vote of the US Congress, and that has to be repeated every few years. Other people with Native American blood can formally join the tribe of their ancestors (claim their “head rights”) by renouncing their normal rights as a US citizen. Some people living on the “Reservations” have to have their water trucked in, and must strictly ration their water to make it last until the next truck arrives, which take weeks. Others have to use water from wells with unreliable cleanliness & clarity. Broken Equality at ACTI/Civil Rights for People with Disabilities & Native American Equality in our lifetime for heritage our family our tribe to survive another 40,000 years on our holy sacred land of the continent of America right here in the United States of America , freedom and justice for all of gods children.. ⬇️⬇️⬇️Look at my story⬇️⬇️⬇️ ruclips.net/video/X5J0vfICm1o/видео.html

fantastic work!

At the beginning I was agreeing with you until you started talking about sports and hormone blockers for kids. -_- kids can’t just choose to be a new gender every time they feel like it they need to be an adult to make that choice. Also it’s unfair to make trans people compete in women’s sports I don’t understand why they don’t have their own trans sports just for trans people to participate in.

the disability rights still has a very long way to go. we are still at the bottom of the barrel when it comes to inclusion in the every day wold.

To any texans watching this video. Good luck out there. We're counting on you.

ADA signed by George HW Bush, not George W Bush, but otherwise, really good!

Despite this being a "disabiltiy rights" video, this is not even captioned. As a deaf teen, it's really frustrating, and I hope you'll properly caption this video.

This channel needs to blow up. You do more research than most breadtubers.

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Don’t see any CCs... not great for accessibility :)

Great video, very clear and illuminating

that one dude that disliked

America has to change it.

That was really well done! Thank you!

wow, thank you so much for this i wish this had more views

I love it! Thank you! Very, very informative

I'm writing a paper on this movement. And I found this video super helpful to summarize main points and history. Thank you so much for sharing this!

this is for my homework very interesting!!

Thank you for putting that across in an educated, eloquent manner. It just makes me very angry, Its 2020!!

Please add subtitles?

Thank you for telling our history 🙌🏼♿️✊🏽

Thank you for putting this together. There is a lot here to unpack and many people will have difficulty with how fast you talked. Would love to see this same information as a series of maybe 3 or 4 videos. That said, love it and thank you again for putting it together, very informative and timely. Everyone needs to see it.