Disability Employment Awareness Month: Book Spotlight

With this month's focus on disability employment, it would be fitting to examine the history of disability rights in the United States and abroad. Rights Enabled focuses on the shifting views of disability from a medical or physical issue to a social oppression issue. Chapters cover the disability revolution and the passage of the ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act), and then explores how Germany and Japan subsequently dealt with issues of disability. The book ends with a discussion on how to further globalize the view of disability rights as human rights.

You can find this eBook and many more in the UNT Dallas Library Catalog.

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• New Book: Dallas Business Journal 2016 Book of Lists
• New Book: When the Beat was Born written by Laban Carrick Hill, Illustrated by Theodore Taylor III.
• New Book: God's Plot & Man's Stories by Leopold Damrosch Jr.
• New Book: From Mysticism to Dialog by Pual R. Medes-Flohr
• New Book: Freakery by Rosemarie Garland Thomson
• New Additions to the UNT Dallas Library Catalogue
• New Additions to the UNT Dallas Library Catalogue
• Disability Employment Awareness Month: Book Spotlight
• Native American Heritage Month: Book Spotlight
• Native American Heritage Month: Book Spotlight
• Native American Heritage Month: Book Spotlight
• Native American Heritage Month: Book Spotlight