Part 1: Is there any similarity between the civil rights movement and the movement for acceptance and respect among the disabled? | Uniquely Normal: A Rob Bernstein Podcast

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Uniquely Normal: A Rob Bernstein Podcast

Rob Bernstein

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This podcast is hosted by Rob Bernstein. For more than 30 years, Rob has devoted his career to treating children, adolescents, and adults with a wide range of cognitive challenges. Rob’s book, “Uniquely Normal: Tapping into the Reservoir of Normalcy to Treat Autism” consists of 27 case studies that has won six awards in the fields of “Psychology/Mental Health”, “Parenting and Health” and “Autism Assessment and Treatment”. The foreword is written by Temple Grandin. Rob has worked with thousands of people and he wants to help your family as much as he can. Reach Rob at rjb@autismspeech.com

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Part 1: Is there any similarity between the civil rights movement and the movement for acceptance and respect among the disabled? | Uniquely Normal: A Rob Bernstein Podcast - Ep 12

Uniquely Normal: A Rob Bernstein Podcast

59 minutes 40 seconds

4 years ago

Part 1: Is there any similarity between the civil rights movement and the movement for acceptance and respect among the disabled? | Uniquely Normal: A Rob Bernstein Podcast - Ep 12

In this episode of Uniquely Normal: A Rob Bernstein Podcast, Rob Bernstein and Bob Smith discuss the similarities between how African Americans were treated during the Civil Rights movement to how the disabled are treated today. Bob Smith describes himself as a non-violent activist who was greatly involved in the Civil Rights movement and assisted Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in organizing marches. Stay tuned to hear first hand stories of civil rights activists and Rob’s take on how it relates to today. Thanks for listening and enjoy the episode.