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A PEOPLE'S HISTORY OF DISABILITY & CIVIL RIGHTS
How we define disability changes over time. This program addresses how concepts of disability have shaped the American experience -- from justifying slavery and gender discrimination to establishing labor laws and deciding who can immigrate. Historian Kim Nielsen discusses her book on the topic, 'A History of Disability in the US'.
Taking a closer look at the ideas, people, and context shaping current events in Georgia and the world, Moving the Center links today’s public affairs to broader discourses on inequality, creativity, and social change. Interviews offer intelligent coverage of topics ranging from racial justice, cultural freedom, and economic development, to folklore, history, arts and science. 

Joining the show’s award-winning host is a broad lineup of contributors offering thought-provoking commentary and music-with-a-message to get you through the workday.

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