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Stigmatic History: The Advancement of Accessibility in U.S. Museums, 1960-2010
This dissertation represents an overlap between disability history and public history by examining how museums in the U.S. became more accessible between 1960 and the early twenty-first century. Utilizing an expansive cross-section of primary and secondary sources, this study unravels the complexiti
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