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Voices from the edge : narratives about the Americans with Disabilities Act

Author:	Ruth O'Brien
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Summary:	The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) has made working, travelling and communicating easier for many individuals. But has this significant piece of civil rights legislation helped those with disabilities become fully accepted members of society? This text addresses this issue.  Read more...