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people with disabilities and family members 1994 –NAFTA 1996 –Welfare Reform/TANF 1997 –TN is first southern state to begin shutting down all state DD institutions. GA closes Brook Run – the first GA state institution to close 1998 –GA Constitution amended to restrict the right
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US Social Movements - GCDD
gcdd.org1938 –Fair Labor Standards Act: Minimum Wage and 40 hour work (certain groups are exempted, including people with disabilities, prisoners, and restaurant workers) 1941‐1945 – Japanese American citizens placed in internment camps 1942 – Brancero Program 1943 – Vocational Rehabilitation Act expanded to
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