Konusu: "A sensitive look at the social and political barriers that deny disabled people their most basic civil ri ghts"
The Washingtoıı Post
"A poweıful and engaging book. It's a must read for anyone who wants to understand the disability rights movement."
The Disability Rag
"Having spent most of my life with children disabled in one way or another, I know that they become loved and loving adults \vho are both Creative and inno vative as they seek to find their deserved place in society. This book will give you understanding instead of the pity you alwcıys thougfıt was expected of you.'
-C EVERETT KOOP M D
mer surgeon general of tlıe United States
"Joseph Shapiro has crafted an interesting book from which everyone can bene- fit. For those wanting to understand the background against which the Americans vvith Disabilities Act was framed, this is an excellent primer. At the same time, seasoned veterans of the rnovement will find v/ithin a refreshing revievv of the personalities and activities of the Disabilities Civil Rights Movement. And for parents seeking a glimpse of possibilities for their child, this book cannot fail to inspire."
—I. KING JORDAN, president, Gallaudet University
"No Pity is first-rate journalism. İt will change the way Americans look at people with disabilities. Joe Shapiro's humane reporting and understanding of the issues could not have come at a more appropriate and important time for the movement. No one who reads his book will fail to be struck by the rightnes* is cause."
—SENATÖR TOM HARKIN
