Disability Rights Movement

Abstract

The disability rights movement (DRM), which emerged globally in the latter half of the twentieth century, is dedicated to asserting that disability rights are human rights. The DRM focuses on legal and legislative changes directed to dismantling inaccessibility and ableism – discrimination of disabled people – as well as bolstering public awareness of disability identity, community, and culture in order to ensure that disabled people are meaningfully included in all aspects of civic and social life.

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