History
Disability rights activist Kitty Cone was an instrumental organizer for one of the longest sit-ins in U.S. history: the 504 sit-in. It not only paved the way for landmark legislation like the Americans with Disabilities Act, but it also fundamentally changed the public perception of people with disabilities.
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