Zona Roberts, grandmother of disability rights movement, is dead at 104
Briefly

Zona Roberts, a pivotal figure in the disability rights movement, advocated fiercely for her son Ed's rights and supported the independent living community.
Zona's home became a hub for disability activism, fostering a supportive environment where individuals shared resources and strategies for independence.
Her commitment to inclusion and accessibility at UC Berkeley helped to shape policies and create a culture supportive of individuals with disabilities.
Known as the grandmother of the independent living movement, Zona's resilience and advocacy inspired many to push for transformative changes in disability rights.
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