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Below is an act that prohibited further discrimination of people with disabilities in the 1960s

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Below is an act that prohibited further discrimination of people with disabilities in the 1960s

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Documentary on Learning Disabilities | 1960s

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The Rehabilitation Act of 1973, for the first time prohibited discrimination against disabled Americans and Handicapped parking was established. This was seen as a big step towards equal rights because it allowed disabled people to be more thought of in a sense.

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The Individuals with disabilities education act was created in order to ensure kids get free education tailored and fitted to their needs. Kids with disabilities could need a different learning style, so this act allowed them to get that in schools while still growing their education.

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Helen Keller was a influential women for disabilities. She was deaf and blind at a very young age, and learned how to pick up on sign language and other ques etc.

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The goals of disabled Americans in the 1960s was to work for equality of those who were not born "normal" or who had differences in their mental or physical appearance. They strived for equal rights and opportunities.