Googleのインスタグラム(google) - 7月28日 02時54分

To celebrate 30 years of the Americans with Disabilities Act, we asked Googlers what the #ADA30 means to them.

“Every school I’ve been allowed to attend, every job I’ve been accepted to, every time I have entered a room and been the first one like me to enter that room—I've had all these opportunities because my Disabled elders fought to ensure the #ADA. In short, I owe them my life.

“The ADA reminds us that access is our right. Access is our civil right. Access is our human right. Disabled people said it, the ADA validates it, and now and every day, it’s up to each of us to act on it.

“As we reflect on how far we’ve gotten, I want us to imagine how much further we can go. What would it be like to live in a world that not only accepts Disabled people, but loves us?” says Googler @aubrieality. Watch today’s story to hear from other Googlers, and tap the link in bio to learn about how Google is striving to make the world more accessible for all.

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