What Was the Primary Aim of the Disability Rights Movement

question 12

Multiple Choice

What was the primary aim of the disability rights movement of the 1960s and 1970s?

• A)to ensure that people with disabilities had equal rights and opportunities
• B)to ensure that people with disabilities could access the rehabilitation programs they needed
• C)to ensure that people with disabilities could find employment in sheltered workshops
• D)to ensure that people with disabilities received the proper institutional care

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