The Americans with Disabilities Act, signed in 1990, is the landmark United States civil rights law prohibiting discrimination based on disability in employment, public services and public accommodations, and requiring reasonable accessibility. It is the framework behind everything from wheelchair ramps to service animal access on flights. Selma Blair, who travels with a service dog because of her MS, attended a White House reception marking the law’s anniversary in October 2023 alongside President Joe Biden.
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