Accessible America¶
Williamson. (2019). Accessible America: A History of Disability and Design. NYU Press.
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Domain-specific¶
- Accessibility
- Disability-rights activists in Berkeley, California in the early 1970s campaigned for (and, famously, poured their own) sloped ramps at intersections
This sourceDocuments the Berkeley curb-ramp campaign of the early 1970s and the activist self-built ramps.
- Disability-rights activists in Berkeley, California in the early 1970s campaigned for (and, famously, poured their own) sloped ramps at intersections
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