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We can have greater education in schools to teach about difficulties that people with disabilities face, as well as amendments to the current acts as I previously mentioned.

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As a society, one thing we can do is give disability movements more of a voice in big media, this could be done with society bringing up ableism as an active issue in modern day society

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These acts would be improved by an addition that proactively enforced accessibility requirements rather than requiring a lawsuit to be filed before anything can be done; serve hefty fines to building owners and contractors who do not make the buildings accessible, and make it easier to prove workplace discrimination (though foregoing any investigation into the validity of one's claims is foolish)

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In addition to the passing of the ADA, there must be efforts to enforce the regulations against disabled individuals and increacing the avalibility of aid for disabled individuals to allow them to enjoy their lives in the same way somone else without disabiliies would.

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Many violations of the ADA go unenforced, such as a lack of access to a building; people have to actually open a lawsuit in order for the owners of the building to make it accessible. Workplace discrimination is also difficult to pinpoint and enforce under the current acts.

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The acts can be improved with reinforcement of the act like how the article talked about how the % of unemployment for disabled people is doubled the unemployment for non-disabled people showing how discrimination is still there in times of economic instability.

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Although the ADA has legally criminalized acts of discrimination of disabled individuals, there has ben little done in reguards of enforcing and proving such acts and little ddne to define such acts.

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I learned that the ADA helped with people with disabilities take part in different competitive sports and Olympic sports. I believe this act is very helpful with people with disabilities to achieve their dreams in the Olympics and/or sports.

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In addition to supporting legal bills and the formation if insitutions that would enforce teh inclusion of diabled individuals in education and in the wotkplace, spreading awarensess of the problem and the many troubles that diabled individuals must endire would also help to reduce discrimination.

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One of the things we can do is to spread information about ableism and people with disabilities, and spread awareness of the lives and hardship that people with disabilities face to promote understanding and therefore decrease fear and misunderstanding that can cause hate.

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In addition to the many troubles that Judith must go thiugh due to her disabilities, she must also endure the exclusion by others in society to shun individuals with disabilities and who are unwilling to aid those individuals.

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One of the first steps we can do to fight ableism is to spread awareness about it, like you guys are doing! For one, people can share that TED talk, also start conversations about this issue. Others things people can do is sign petitions, and help in protests to help fight ableism.

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I agree with Judith with her statement on how there's still discrimination of disabilities with companies just hiring disabled peoples and not bringing them to work. There definitely needs something to be done with that problem

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I believe Judith is right. People with disabilities often face insults and even violence from others despite legal discrimination in the workplace being outlawed. There is still a fairly large stigma in certain parts of society against disabilities, which could be changed by an alteration of the school curriculum to teach about the history of people with disabilities, the discrimination they faced, and the discrimination they still face today.

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I do agree with Judith's argument that there is still discrimination against disabled individuals, as there has been great change to minimize legal discrimination and great efforts to support those with disabilities, there still has been discrimination against diabled individuals in society, in educational institutions, and in the work place. To solve this problem, awareness must be spread about disability conditions and schools should employ specified teachers to acomedate the necessary needs of diabled individuals.

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One of the things Judith goes through in their daily life is going up places with ramps and ramps to get on buses. Life would be much harder of me if I had a disability.

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Life would certainly be much harder if I had a disability no matter what it was, I would not be able to do as many things as I am now and I would likely face insults form people who don't understand disabilities. I believe Judith can't experience the same freedom of movement as people without disabilities can, and everything may take longer to do generally due to the restrictions of being in a wheelchair.

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I know several individuals with both physical and mental disabilities, specifically within members of my own family

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I don't anyone that has a disability in my life.

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Although I have not expereinced any personal accounts of ableism towards myself, I have seen others that have been ridiculed and verbally discriminated against that have disabilities by others, especially those who are mentallly disabled

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I do not personally know anybody with a disability very closely, though I know of a few people. I am unsure if they have experienced ableism, but it is likely.

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I think that the ADA is good, because it helps people with disabilities and supports them. And what the ADA does is it bans discrimination of people with disabilities.

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The ADA outlaws discrimination in the workplace and institutions, but it doesn't do anything to change people's perceptions of disabilities and disabled peoples in the social climate.

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Although the ADA has effectvely eliminated legal discrimination against disabled individuals, it is necessary for society and those in public to fully understand and becom aware of those with disabilities in order to reduce discrimination and help disabled individuals that require it

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I believe I've witnessed people make fun of students with learning or social disabilities who may cry out unintentionally and uncontrollably, laughing at them and even deriding them for something entirely out of their control.

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I have not directly experienced or witnessed examples of ableism, but I might of seen someone verbally abusing a person in a wheelchair on the internet