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The "Disability rights movement" category covers books that document, analyze, and celebrate the struggle for civil rights, accessibility, and social justice for people with disabilities. It includes histories of activism and landmark legislation (such as the ADA), biographies and memoirs of activists, legal and policy analysis, oral histories and journalism, and theoretical works from disability studies that explore concepts like ableism, independence, and access. These books examine tactics and institutions—deinstitutionalization, independent living, protest and litigation—while addressing intersections with race, gender, class, and sexuality, and global perspectives on disability rights. Aimed at scholars, activists, students, and general readers, the category highlights both accounts of oppression and stories of community, resistance, and cultural change.

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