The Franklin D. Roosevelt memorial, in many ways, tells the story of disability representation in the country.

President Clinton will unveil a statue of Franklin D. Roosevelt seated in his wheelchair on Wednesday at the FDR Memorial, ending an emotional six-year campaign led by disability advocacy groups ...

The memorial’s present and future audiences, we had argued, would consist of people whose consciousness had been transformed by civil-rights movements that included the disability-rights ...

A new Franklin Roosevelt memorial will be dedicated in Washington on May 2, and advocates for the disabled were out last week to protest. They’re angry not because the nation is only now crea… ...

At their best, ADA observances call attention to work still to be done, and the ever-renewing and strengthening disability community who will take over from those who came before.

I was ready, very ready, to like the new Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial in Washington. After all, I love memorials and I deeply admire Roosevelt. How disappointing that the memorial to the grea… ...

If Franklin D. Roosevelt were alive today, the former President would have trouble accessing a New York memorial built to honor him, a lawsuit says.

Watch Risa Goluboff explain how African Americans benefitted from FDR's New Deal programs, even though they weren't the intended audience.

CHESAPEAKE, Va. (WAVY) — After a couple’s son was allegedly buried “in a decrepit, mud-torn, weed and trash-infested section of Roosevelt Memorial Park,” the couple has filed a more than ...

Roosevelt family members stand behind FDR’s signature on the new prayer plaque at the National World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C., on the 79th anniversary of the start of the D-Day ...