Disabled Discrimination
The federal government guarantees that disabled people, whether the disability is
physical or mental, are given the accommodations necessary to make their work and
social environments accessible. The government also guarantees this group of individuals
the same opportunities given to people without disabilities.
These guarantees also safeguard the disabled against harassment and prejudice.
Disabled Discrimination Facts:
- If you are prejudiced because of your disability, you may have been discriminated against.
- If you are harassed because of your physical or mental limitations, you may have been a victim of disabled discrimination.
- Disabled discrimination means that you have not been given the same opportunities if you are mentally or physically handicapped.
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