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Remembering Judith Heumann and the Extraordinary History of the Disability Rights Movement
Factually! with Adam Conover
The Protest Against the Nixon Veto
In 1977 President Nixon signed a law banning discrimination against disabled people. The first demonstrations were held in New York City and Washington, D.C. They shut down traffic on Madison Avenue; they took over Nixon headquarters for hours. In the U.S., protests came as a result of Rosa Park being unwilling to sit back of the bus with black passengers.
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