Original sentence: 5-07  "Handicap Parking"  May 3, 2007  Penn & Teller discuss handicap parking and the bureaucracy of the Americans with Disabilities Act.A best-selling author and disabled since birth, she claims things were better before the ADA became involved.Plus, Penn & Teller roll a man in an iron lung down Hollywood Boulevard to test the limits of handicap accessibility.To the chagrin of many in her community, the mother of a disabled girl advocates for her rights
Edited sentence: 2139 (1999)), which holds that a condition is not a disability if it can be mitigated (e.471, 119 S.5-07  "Handicap Parking"  May 3, 2007 Americans with Disabilities Act]].A best-selling author, who claims to be disabled since birth claims things were better before the ADA became involved.After all, slavery was abolished, not by collective conscience, but the Thirteenth Amendment to the US Constitution, women received suffrage, not by kindness, but by the Nineteenth Amendment to the US Constitution, similarly, the disabled did not receive recognized rights until it was legislated.Finally, while Penn & Teller state the laudable sentiment that we should not need to legislate compassion and fair treatment, and accessibility should be automatic, they fail to demonstrate once in American history where compassion not legislation righted a wrong.Plus, Plus, instead of illustrating the need for access, and demonstrate the difficulty the disabled still have, ADA notwithstanding, by following a person with an actual disability, such as a quadriplegic using a motorized wheelchair, through an average day, Penn & Teller roll a man in an iron lung down Hollywood Boulevard to test the limits of handicap accessibility.This individual may not meet the definition of disability under United States Supreme Court precedent, see Sutton v.To the chagrin of many lazy and inconsiderate drivers in her community, the mother of a disabled girl advocates for her rights.United Airlines , 527 U.a person is not visually impaired if eyeglasses bring the person's vision within normal limits)