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People with disabilities forging the newest and last human rights movement of the century.

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It is not that disabled people are overly sensitive. But as a result of an ongoing revolution in self-perception, they (often along with their families) no longer see their physical or mental limitations as a source of shame or as something to overcome in order to inspire others. Today they proclaim that it is okay, even good, to be disabled. (...) taking pride in his disability was for Cook a celebration of the differences among people and gave him a respectful understanding that all share the same basic desires to be full participants in society.

This book attempts to explain, to non disabled people as well as to many disabled ones, how the world and self-perceptions of disabled people are changing. It looks at the rise of what is called the disability rights movement - the new thinking ...

The disability movement is a mosaic movement for the 1990s. Diversity is its central characteristic. No one leader or organization can claim to speak for all disabled people. It is accepted, as a matter of course, that members of the disability cause will hold shades of belief and not hew to an overriding orthodoxy. All social crusades are made up of people with complex and varying opinions. But today the black civil rights and feminist movements, in particular, are perceived as struggling with such diversity of thought and weakened by challenges to traditional thinking. The result is to diminish our appreciation of the enormous change each cause has brought about. Without one highly visible leader, the disability movement has gone largely unnoticed by nondisabled people. But by its accept...

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People with disabilities forging the newest and last human rights movement of the century.