It would have been much cheaper for us to have built our schools accessible in the first place. As your nations develop their education policies, please recognize the grave error of creating segregated school systems. We created separate schools for the disabled in the United States because it was generally felt that disabled students could not learn to the same high standards as other students. Today we know better. With self-esteem people can feel they have rights and deserve to have rights.
People can get angry and do something about it.
But too many people with disabilities most of their lives have fallen victim to a system that is paternalistic at best and treats them as charity cases, or is cruel and arbitrary at worst and ignores both the existence and potential of people with disabilities. But we know the truth. Being disabled is just a way of being. Or at least it could be for most people if they had the resources and supports they need. Understanding this fact is the beginning of building the self-esteem it takes to build a movement that speaks up for disabled people.