THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT HAS MADE A POSITIVE IMPACT ON THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT — BUT THERE'S SO MUCH MORE LEFT TO BE DONE
The Americans With Disabilities turned 33 this year.
A third of a century for the
farthest-reaching federal civil rights legislation for people with disabilities
ever passed in the history of our nation.
I have covered the disability community since before the passage of the ADA.
When it first became law, I thought that, surely, three decades later, attitudes would have changed.
And they have a bit — but not nearly enough.
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