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Loewen, The Social Justice Perspective5 The Social Justice PerspectiveGladys LoewenUniversity of Arkansas Little RockWilliam PollardUniversity of Massachusetts BostonAbstractThis article shines an important light on the continuing struggle of disabled people for dignity, citizenship rights, and access to the marketplace. Common threads bind the struggle for basic human rights among disenfranchised groups, offer experience and approaches to facilitate change, and move society towards Social Justice . The phi-losophy behind the Disability Rights movement offers disability service professionals the opportunity to reframe disability in order to effectively advocate for and facilitate Social changes in higher education.
Jan 09, 2009 · and re ect on the implications this movement has on fl the disability service (DS) profession and the delivery of services to disabled students in higher education. Social justice movements have struggled and con-tinue to struggle with issues such as sexism, racism, heterosexism, ageism, ableism, and classism (Johnson, 2006).
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