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<h1>Useful Information About Disabilities</h1>

<p>Disability refers to the condition of physical or mental
impairment that restricts or limits the ability to perform
activities in a normal manner using traditional methods. Disability
can either be congenital or due to some form of illness or injury.
Disability can either be a temporary, correctable condition or
permanent, unchangeable condition.</p>
<p>Physical disabilities include mobility impairment such as
paralysis, cerebral palsy, and muscular dystrophy; visual
impairment such as low vision, blindness, and color blindness; and
hearing impairment. Diseases including Diabetes, Cancer, and AIDS
and incapacitation due to injuries such as spinal cord injury are
also categorized as physical disabilities. Conditions such as a
learning disability, depression, schizophrenia, a phobia, and an
anxiety disorder are categorized as mental disabilities.
Developmental disabilities or cognitive impairments include
conditions such as Autism, Dyslexia, and Down Syndrome.</p>
<p>In the United States, support or services for people with
disabilities provided through legislation were very limited. Things
started to change for the better in the 1970s due to the efforts of
people with disabilities for legal protection at par with the rest
of the population. Legislations and court rulings marked the
establishment of civil rights for people with disabilities. Some of
the landmark disability rights legislations such as Federal
Rehabilitation Act were passed during the 1970s and 1980s.</p>
<p>The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 is considered a
milestone in the movement for equal rights for people with
disabilities. This legislation prohibits discrimination against
people with mental or physical impairments in employment, telecom,
transport, and public amenities. Supreme Court rulings in the late
1990s have defined the conditions considered a disability under the
Americans with Disability Act. People infected with HIV are
considered disabled, whereas people with correctable disabilities
such as vision problems are no longer under the purview of
protection offered by Americans with Disability Act.</p>
<p>The disability rights movement has come a long way by achieving
significant victories in terms of legislation and government
support for people with disabilities.</p>

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