President Biden on Monday celebrated the 31st anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, saying it offered disabled citizens dignity and equality.

The Biden administration also released new guidance that individuals suffering from so-called “long COVID,” a strain of the coronavirus whose effects last for months and perhaps longer, may have a disability and could be protected under the ADA.

Biden said.

The bill, signed into law in 1990, prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities in education, employment, housing and other aspects.

Biden as a senator co-sponsored the legislation, a Democratic bill signed into law by President George H.W.

Biden said

Biden also touted actions that he said have helped to build a “more inclusive, accessible and equitable” country for people with disabilities