Disability law is still undertheorized.'In 2007, Ruth Colker wrote that disability law was
undertheorized because it conflated" separate" with" unequal," and because disability was …

What is disability? That question has been central to the struggle for substantive justice for
people with disabilities. The standard approach focuses on sorting social function from …

This article examines how gender analogies are used by disability scholars to gain
credibility for claims under the Americans with Disabilities Act. By devoting analytic attention …

The Americans with Disabilities Act (" ADA") 2" was and is all about civil rights." 3 Enacted in
1990, its goal was to prohibit discrimination based on disability across society, from …

Title I of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) prohibits labor market discrimination
against individuals who have an" impairment that substantially limits one or more major life …

We stand at the cusp of a potentially transformative moment for disability rights. For decades,
the disability rights movement has been burdened by a profound obstacle: many of its …

Discrimination law in the United States generally prohibits certain entities (primarily
employers, government agencies, and places of public accommodation) from taking certain …

How can the law serve the interests of equality for persons with disability? Is the law the
best, or the only, social instrument for achieving equality; or is it of modest usefulness, or …

Transgender advocates have recently turned to disability law to obtain discrimination
protections lacking elsewhere. Championing the American Psychological Association's …

This chapter examines “disability” as legal category and as an innovative site of analysis for
socio‐legal research. It outlines approaches to defining disability and discrimination …