This Change is a Regal Idea
Mary O'Dell

3. Barrier free access to public buildings is required. The uncleared snow is a barrier. We are in violation of the 1990 Americans with Disabilities Act. This is a civil rights act that was passed by Congress and signed by the president. It is not a suggestion. It is mandatory. This act states that, “People with disabilities have the right to full and equal access to any facility or accommodation of any public place.” Accepting tuition from handicapped students and then not providing safe access to the classrooms for instruction is like having a customer pay for a brand new car, but not providing keys to the vehicle.
Which BEST describes the evidence used in section three?

A) legal authority
B) statistical data
C) personal testimony
D) anecdotal evidence

The evidence used in section 3 is best described by option A. Legal Authority.

Explanation

•The 1990 American Civil Rights Act was passed by US Senate on July 18, 1990 and passed by the House on August 3, 1990. Originally it was introduced in the senate by Ted Kennedy on February 7, 1990. It was an Act which was passed by the US congress and signed by the then president. The provisions of the Act are not mere guidelines but mandatory words which needs to be adhered under all circumstances.

•The moot point of this Act actually attempts to exemplify that people with any kind disabilities have equal right to full and complete access to any facility or accommodation of any public place. Therefore, accepting tuition fees from handicapped students and subsequently not providing safe access to the classrooms for instruction is similar or charging a customer for new brand car but not providing keys of that car. The handicapped students have every right to get proper and safe access by virtue of the 1990 American Civil Rights Act since the enactment clearly mentions and provides that.

•The 1990 American civil rights ct supports the safe access of handicapped students to class room after they have paid their tuition fees since its there in the very constitution of the Act. The handicapped students have the legal authority to enforce their right to safe access by virtue of the above Act. The Act is legally binding on all institutions charging fees from handicapped students that they allow safe access to the class room for institution.

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