The First “A” in the ADA: And 25 More “A”s Toward Equality for Americans With Disabilities

Peter Blanck

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Abstract This article, based on my remarks at the 2015 tenBroek Symposium panel on “The Future of Disability,” focuses on the first “A” in the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). That first “A” in the ADA's law and policy framework is to apply to all qualified individuals with disabilities residing, working, recreating, using the web, and engaged in daily life activities with private and public organizations in the United States.

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