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President Nixon
________: vetoed Rehabilitation act at first, eventually signed in 1973.
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1973 Rehabilitation Act
________: prohibits discrimination of disabled people in federal agencies and requires federal buildings to be accessible.
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Judy Heumann
________: major disability rights advocate, founded DIA, led 504 sit- in and other protests in NY and DC.
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John LeBrecht
________: main character, got a job in sound design.
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Califano
________: Health Secretary weakened and delayed implementation of 1973 regulations, eventually signed revisions after 504 sit in.
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HolLynn DLil
________: famous journalist and disability rights activist.
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Camp
________ Jened: summer ________ for disabled teens, taught independence, ________ reflected on discrimination and became empowered to fight for rights.
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Denise Jacobson
________: advocate for sexuality and disability, was able to have a family.
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Capitol Crawl
________: people with disabilities climbed the stairs of Capitol building to show the inaccessibility and protest for rights.
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Camp Jened
summer camp for disabled teens, taught independence, campers reflected on discrimination and became empowered to fight for rights
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Center for Independent Living
California-based center that provides access and assistance for disabled adults looking to live independently
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1973 Rehabilitation Act
prohibits discrimination of disabled people in federal agencies and requires federal buildings to be accessible
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504 Sit-In Protest
25-day protest for enforcement of Section 504, got support of other civil rights groups (Black Panthers, etc.)
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Capitol Crawl
people with disabilities climbed the stairs of Capitol building to show the inaccessibility and protest for rights
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Americans with Disabilities Act signed
1990
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John LeBrecht
main character, got a job in sound design
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Judy Heumann
major disability rights advocate, founded DIA, led 504 sit-in and other protests in NY and DC
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Steve Hoffman
advocate for sexuality/ LGBTQ and disability
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Denise Jacobson
advocate for sexuality and disability, was able to have a family
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Neil Jacobson
has CP, was able to have a family
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Lionel JeWoodyard
disability rights activist and Camp Jened Counselor
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Califano
Health Secretary weakened and delayed implementation of 1973 regulations, eventually signed revisions after 504 sit in
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President Nixon
vetoed Rehabilitation act at first, eventually signed in 1973
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HolLynn DLil
famous journalist and disability rights activist
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Evan White
sole reporter for 504 protest