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Retrofitting accessibility: The legal inequality of after-the-fact online access for persons with disabilities in the United States

机译:无障碍改造:美国残疾人事后在线访问的法律不平等

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Despite the significant advantages that access to information and communication technology has made to many of our lives, the related benefits, opportunities and even equalizing effect of this technology are often not accessible or only partially accessible to a growing portion of the global population. Current disability rights laws which are supposed to exist for the protection and well–being of individuals with disabilities are often too close to the heart of the problem, as they can actually promote a separate but unequal online environment. If current U.S. laws were revised to encourage born–accessible technology and there was consistent enforcement of such laws, the online experience of millions of individuals with disabilities could be drastically improved. This article examines the aspects of the current laws that perpetuate a separate but unequal online environment, discussing past and current examples of such inequity. It also contrasts the structure of current U.S. disability rights laws with other civil rights legislation and offers a set of policy recommendations that could have a positive impact on accessibility.
机译:尽管获得信息和通信技术给我们的生活带来了巨大的好处,但这种技术的相关利益,机会,甚至均等的影响通常是无法获得的,或者只是部分增长的全球人口无法获得。当前为保护残疾人的福祉而制定的残疾人权利法,往往离问题的核心太近了,因为它们实际上可以促进一个单独但不平等的在线环境。如果修改美国现行法律以鼓励使用天生的可访问技术,并且不断执行此类法律,则可以极大地改善数百万残疾人的在线体验。本文研究了现行法律的各个方面,这些方面使单独的但不平等的在线环境永存,并讨论了这种不平等现象的过去和现在的例子。它还将当前的美国残疾人权利法律与其他民权立法的结构进行了对比,并提供了一套可能对无障碍获取产生积极影响的政策建议。

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