How the ADA Changed the Built World | Crip Camp | Netflix 

The ADA is a good starting point but we need to advocate for more! Say yes to Universal Design!

This is an important film that all students should have as mandatory information in their US history classes. It should also be mandatory education for all health care professionals. Thank you Jim and Judy for this documentary, I hope you win an Oscar for your work!

Accessibility fixes an *inefficiency* - it makes access to the world more efficient for *everyone* - and for some, it removes a barrier to equality.

Thank you, Judy! You've changed the world.

I’m not disabled, but I’m glad the ADA and sec 504 exists. Still, we need to be vigilant to make sure laws are applied. It’s the right thing to do.

Thank you so much for making this video! Thank you Judy for all you’ve done to change so so many lives for the better.

A wonderful expose of a world most of us take for granted. Brilliant documentary folks

Spectacular! Disability discrimination totally sucks!

Amazing video!! Great short overvuew

Great! Informative.

This is a great way of letting people be more aware. There is so much more to be done. But these things are a beginning

We need these changes in Australia regards from oz

WHY are the disabled stalls the last one? It makes it really hard to use it.

The ADA does not get re.enforced... no! Experience says.... who cares, when someone asks for help, is that fair!*?

This need subtitles for Neil so we can hear his words ❤️💪

it’s just baffling there were once no big stalls

RU-vid has been violating ADA for yours. I Can Prove It!!!

For all the flaws of the uk. We definitely have a more disability friendly society. I have a hidden disability, causing vomiting, blindness, seizures, severe pain ect. Having a seat on the bus I don't have to walk through people helps which is common here. They even lower down for when I'm on crutches or if u have a wheel chair! Ramps and push to open door buttons are very common and helpful if I'm weak. We have disabled toilets in most venues and city centres. A safe place I can take injections and throw up in private. I also can wet myself from seizures and now I have agoraphobia because I'm scared of falling ill out of my home. Iv had people tell me I'm faking or to move for them as they are too big. Or that I use a disabled toilet or seating because it's best if I need to have a clear space to have a seizure without hurting myself! This stigma needs to stop now!

And yet it's still hardtop go on un harassed by the police

Who's the one jerk who gave this a thumbs down? FFS.

I can tell you my story and experience with being handicapped, denied benefits, discriminated against for being homeless, but I persevered by working for uber, then I have experienced advocating on behalf of seniors who were held hostage by drug traffickers, how we are sexually assaulted and for speaking out against it, we are accused after numerous attacks. Oh by the way I am not Gay, but if it happened to me ad a heterosexual, imagine what Gay people go through too! imagine also how they were assaulted too! That is the truth! How if I speak out about the thefts of my family’s real estate and it happened to me? are ridiculed for it. Oh by the way and being nice about it! How prostitutes preyed on the elderly too! In Chicago on 52md and King Dr. I’m in production too! Experiences are educators to the masses. That way they can learn how to protect themselves. I am that person. I know about the hardships. This is not just a right or left issue. It is a country issue.

Maybe even a Disabled person. ffs