Dissing Ability

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Abstract

People with disabilities have historically endured the horrors of exclusion and elimination because America has incessantly fixated on disability without seeing  ability . To correct a disabling view of people with disabilities, this Article prescribes a paradigm shift that permanently redirects the focus from disability to  ability . If America achieves this hopeful vision to no longer diss—or disrespect— ability , then people with disabilities will enjoy equal access to equal opportunity.
Original languageAmerican English
Journal25 Lewis Clark Law Review 759
StatePublished - Sep 15 2021

Keywords

  • disability
  • americans with disabilities act
  • americans with disabilities act amendments act
  • adaaa
  • ada
  • civil rights
  • discrimination
  • equal opportunity
  • eahca
  • idea
  • dissing ability
  • rehabilitation act
  • education
  • independent living
  • ability
  • barriers
  • wilke
  • eugenics
  • buck v. bell
  • sterilization
  • tory l. lucas
  • supreme court
  • segregation
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Disciplines

  • Disability and Equity in Education
  • Civil Rights and Discrimination
  • Constitutional Law
  • Courts
  • Disability Law
  • Education Law
  • Human Rights Law
  • Labor and Employment Law
  • Law and Society
  • Legal History
  • Disability Studies

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