Crip Camp

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Goose R @rodrigug Jul 16, 2026 Interesting and touching documentary about the right for rights for disability persons that gives birth of the Americans with disabilities act. Only sad part is that there has been so many social justice issues wins ( and I’m aware that there is still a lot of fighting left to do) , but I feel that the animal rights continue to be left out of the conversation. Regardless, good movie. Michelle and Barack Obama are executive producers 🍿🍿🍿🍿/4 on Netflix See more Natalie G @RT04507709 Jun 23, 2026 An important reminder of how recently in history humans with disabilities were discarded as "other than"- human, important, worthy, etc. A shining example of how basic human rights were fought for (take notes). If you don't think that protection of human rights is important, Crip Camp will remind you that every single one of us is an injury, illness or birth away from having a disability or loving someone with a disability. Everyone should watch. See more hugo m @RT25209316 Aug 27, 2022 A good documentary covering the rise of the disability rights movement and how many of them came from this empowering summer camp See more Jul 27, 2022 A socially essential, eye-opening, time capsule documentary with an effective affection of typically empathizing with the subject matter on different comfort levels to further realize their truly equal strengths as a heartening example of unity collectively marching towards a brighter future. (B+) See more andres s @RT93190512 Apr 26, 2022 I'm really glad they made this documentary, you don't really hear about this subject matter or see it much in movies or shows. Jened was basically a hippie camp where everyone was accepted. And I love how raunchy and unrestrained a lot of the humor was back then, it's not how it is nowadays where most things can be offensive. You could actually learn to laugh at yourself and laugh at the world instead of being afraid of it. That footage of Willowbrook Institute was shocking. It was like something out of a horror movie. The conditions that those kids were living in was both heartbreaking, terrifying and sad. A really insightful and eye-opening documentary on the history of Camp Jened and the struggles but also great achievements and accomplishments of the disabled community. It shed some light on the disabled civil rights movement that was never talked about, I didn't even know that happened. It's also really inspiring seeing the change that Judy and all the disabled community behind her were able to establish for disabled people all around the world. They basically changed history. See more Jan 10, 2022 I love real stories about real people in wheelchairs. We're not going away! See more Read all reviews

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