How do you feel about the disabled getting special treatment?
So going back to the Disney GAC privelages, no one every really expressed their true thoughts on the real purpose it was there for.
For example, providing a place for people to park their scooters or wheelchairs. Line access that is wheelchair accessible. Providing interpreters for the hard of hearing and deaf and providing a specific seating area reserved just for them.
The whole point of equal opportunity and equal access is not to CATER to or put ahead but to provide equal OPPORTUNITY to gain access to information, performance, or location like a wheel chair person.
Seems to me people have no idea what equal opportunity or access really means (yes referring to the defensive autism parents or parents that have kids with behavior disorders).
I have interpreters at school and while I am lucky they became my friends and I have the privelage to have a class buddy beyond just an interpreter, they never do my homework or assist with my school work. Trust me, I wouldn't want them to because they wouldnt have a clue how to do it anyhow. But the point is, I don't really get "special treatment" and I work my ass off. The only thing they provide is interpreting what is said and assisting with communication.
I do feel that requiring special treatment is different, that is not neccessarily equal access/opportunity in my opinion.