Oral History Interview: Daniel Goldstein

Collection

Identifier: 05-C2011.5

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

1 audio recording, 2:16:48 in length. An interview log with time stamps has been created, but the recording has not been transcribed. 0:00 Introductory Statements 0:25 How did your childhood encourage you to commit your life to disability rights? 2:55 Dad helping with the movie theater integration. 4:51 Law School: Stories about integration. 6:34 The power of collective action. 8:12 How did the NFB become conservative? 10:20 How did this evolution occur in the NFB? 12:20 Succession from Dr. Jernigan to Dr. Marc Maurer. 15:00 College 16:39 Clerkship in Maryland 18:50 Types of cases you took before working with the NFB 21:28 How did you become the lawyer for the NFB? 25:38 Your father was a student of Dr. tenBroek? 28:06 How have things changed for blind Americans since you started? 30:33 What are some of the cases you worked on with the NFB? 31:31 Case: Blind grandmother 32:20 Case: Habeas Corpus 34:04 A legal campaign in technology. 36:40 ATMs: Diebold Case 46:30 Voting Machines 50:12 E-books & the Kindle 1:00:28 Kindle DX for Academic use 1:04:08 iTunesU 1:09:32 The Gap 1:12:40 Tax websites 1:14:11 Target 1:21:30 What would it take to get all websites to be considered a public accommodation? 1:26:17 Collaborations / Department of Justice 1:29:00 Law School Admission Council 1:30:02 Partnership with the Department of Education 1:34:22 What are the next steps to increase to accesses to technology? 1:36:25 National Convention of Educause 1:40:31 Continuing to get the word out. 1:42:25 Penn State 1:44:22 Main stream culture 1:47:48 Where do we go from here? 1:53:34 Government websites / Technology 1:55:07 The Google story 2:06:40 Dan’s relationship with the NFB when it comes to the start & growth of his firm. 2:10:33 Adding a third lawyer 2:14:11 The Firm now / and the Fellowship

Dates

Created: 2011
Other: Majority of material found in 2011
Other: Date acquired: 12/01/2011

Creator

Goldstein, Daniel (Person)

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Biographical or Historical Information

Profile: Dan Goldstein, Partner

Note written by Brown, Goldstein, & Levy

Extent

1.00 items

1 digital audio recording, 129MB other_unmapped

Language of Materials

English

Additional Description

Abstract

Oral history interview with Daniel Goldstein collected by Edward Morman and Lou Ann Blake on December 1, 2011, in the Recording Studio at the National Federation of the Blind Jernigan Institute.