At the Capitol Crawl, a demonstration held March 12, 1990, in Washington, people with disabilities and their advocates crawled up the Capitol steps to demand that Congress pass the Americans with Disabilities Act. Hear from activists who were there that day in a new short video: https://retroreport.org/has-lesson-plan/how-activists-fought-for-rights-for-people-with-disabilities-and-made-them-the-law/ | Retro Report

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Today, 35 years ago, the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) was passed because the communities and allies fought for civil rights of persons with disabilities. One ally was Senator Tom Harkin of Iowa who was a soda. Today, some progress have been made, and some cases, it may have fell backwards. Another great source to follow to keep up with the disability rights watch is @photonovic so follow to keep up. Thanks to @disabilitylawva for sharing this video. Video id: POV ASL on the Senate Floor