504 Sit-ins
Models of Disability
Disability History
Disability, media, and narratives
Disability and marginalized communities
100

Judith Heumann, Kitty Cone, and Mary Jane Owen

Who are the organizers of the 504 sit-ins?



100

This model describes disability as an impairment of the body and seeks to make the disabled “normal.”

What is the medical model of disability?

100

This style of speaking puts emphasis on the person affected by a disability, not the disability itself.

What is person-first language?

100

The self-representation of this type of narrative makes it useful for the disabled to share their stories as they lived them.

What is a first-person narrative?

100

This community is more likely to be subject to a diagnosis of hysteria or anxiety, as opposed to  a proper diagnosis.

What is the female community?

200

Government failure to enforce the legislation of section 504 of the rehabilitation act 

What is the reason for the 504 sit-ins?

200

This model describes disability as an aspect of identity and a mismatch between a person and their environment.

What is the social model of disability?

200

This style of speaking puts emphasis on the disability, not the person affected by it.

What is disability-first language?

200

This form of media often resonates with children and gives them a more positive self-image, regardless of their status as disabled or not.

What is a graphic novel?

200

People of these communities often struggle more to receive adequate healthcare due to systemic inequalities. 

What are communities of color?

300

The department buildings that 504 protestors sat in on for 25 days

What are HEW offices?

300

Under the social model of disability, it is considered the “solution” to disabilities. 

What is changing the environment and society?

300

The sum total of behaviors, beliefs, ways of living, and material artifacts that are unique to persons affected by disability.

What is disability culture?

300

There is a lot of inaccurate or exaggerated disability representation in this form of media.

What is film?

300

The disabled community is often wrongfully thought to identify with this sexuality

What is asexuality?

400

The secretary of HEW who needed to sign the regulations into place.

Who is Secretary Joseph Califano?

400

Under the medical model of disability, the disabled are to closely follow the advice of these people.

Who are medical experts?

400

This federal civil rights law prohibits discrimination against the disabled in everyday activities

What is the ADA?

400

This practice indicates that disability is often used as a catalyst for other narratives, or representational power.

What is narrative prosthesis?

400

Marginalized communities, such as the disabled or communities of color, are more likely to be subject to this controversial practice.

What is eugenics?

500

These proposed policies would have made special schools for disabled children instead of keeping them in mainstream education programs.

What are separate but equal policies?

500

This model is often seen in the media, describing disability as having meaning about a person's deeds, character, and karma.

What is the moral model of disability?

500

This war increased the pressure on the government to provide veterans with rehabilitation and vocational training. 

What is World War II? 

500

These dark, exaggerated, sometimes gruesome elements often correlate with stories of disability.

What are gothic elements of literature?

500

The odds of men and women in this community to be disabled is much higher than those not in the community 

What is the LGBTQ community?