1. Imagine you or someone you love begins to have an inexplicable array of symptoms. The
symptoms might include feeling dizzy, forgetting common words, or sleeping twice as much …

Disability studies is an interdisciplinary field investigating the nature of disability as a social
and cultural phenomenon. Since the mid-2000s, legal scholars have been employing a …

Disability rights law has made issues of access and accommodations much more visible in
American life. Yet a byproduct of the increased awareness of disability rights has been “fear …

In a seminal text in disability studies, Alison Kafer addresses the concept of futurity-an
investment in and attention to the future.'Specifically, Kafer confronts a common notion …

For three decades, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) has offered a bold new
approach to civil rights by acknowledging that workplaces are embedded with legacy …

Studies on the development of social policies have provided us with a rich body of
knowledge. However, being based mostly on class, gender or racial analysis, this body of …

Over the last few years, we all seem to have encountered many more animals
accompanying people with disabilities in public spaces (such as theaters, restaurants …

Pedestrians have been getting the short end of the stick in street policies and regulations.
Drivers and cars dominate our streets even though automobiles' externalities kill thousands …

ARTICLE Page 1 ARTICLE DISABILITY BENEFITS AS POVERTY LAW: REVISITING THE "DISABLED
STATE" KAREN M. TANIt This essay uses the history of Sullivan v. Zebley, a famous disability …

Does disability rights law impose an obligation on employers, schools, and other places of
public accommodation to control the behavior of coworkers, students, or other third parties to …