Disabled Activists Crawl Up the Steps of the Capitol | History Honors 250

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Protestors gathered at the Capitol in March of 1990, abandoned their assistive devices and crawled up the steps. Known as the Capitol Crawl, it was a major catalyst for the passage of the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA).

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