Same with this.. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is a federal civil right that was enacted in 1990 to protect disabled people from discrimination in different areas such as employment, transportation and education. This ensures that people with disability have equal rights and opportunities like others thus inclusion and equal access in the community. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is grouped into 5 titles. Tittle I requires that all employers provide accommodations to all employees and those seeking employment with disability and also hinder discrimination of all types against these individuals with a disability. Tittle II mandates local governments and the state to provide access to services and programs to individuals with a disability. Title III emphasizes that businesses and nonprofit service providers should make their facilities accessible to all individuals with disabilities. Title IV ensures that there should be accessible communication for those with hearing or speech impairments. Title V includes provisions related to enforcement and the ADA's relationship with other existing laws. I strongly believe that the ADA has created a feeling of belonging amongst people with disability through the awareness of disability rights. In the communities, we can see buildings having elevators, ramps and accessible restrooms which makes it easy for disabled individuals to get access to these facilities. The ADA has helped in fostering independe