Disability Rights Merch

Accessibility isn't optional

dark text on light background

The words "Don't let your ableism define me." in pink gradient script.

An empowering design of a woman in a wheelchair at the polls, symbolizing the importance of accessibility and inclusivity in voting for people with disabilities.

Handwritten text across the top says “Make Pride Accessible” the word “Pride” is in rainbow letters. The bottom text reads “Caption Your Videos!!” In the middle is a pink clip art style of the closed captioning symbol. The design is surrounded by pink stars.

Judith Heumann’s activism lead to the Americans with Disabilities Act

The Toki Pona word for "crazy" or "mad," nasa, in sitelen pona, in the disability pride flag colors. Note: The Toki Pona Dictionary avoids translating nasa this way, unlike earlier Toki Pona works, but I'm continuing to use it as a form of crazy/mad pride.

DISABLED RIGHTS ARE HUMAN RIGHTS

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Handwritten text across the top says “Make Pride Accessible” the word “Pride” is in rainbow letters. The bottom text reads “Caption Your Videos!!” In the middle is a clip art style of the closed captioning symbol with the inside of the “CC” gradient rainbow color.

Handwritten text across the top says “Make Pride Accessible” the word “Pride” is in rainbow letters. The bottom text reads “Go virtual!” In the middle is a pink clip art style laptop with a pixel heart in the middle. The design is surrounded by pink stars.

The 27-year-old Americans with Disabilities Act is worth protecting. Oppose Congressional efforts to make it more difficult to hold inaccessible businesses accountable.

An ugly holiday sweater. In the center it says in white capital letters “Abolish Asset Limits!” The words are surrounded by circles of coins, cars, and houses.

Including everybody and anyone with disability is love!

Still masking because someone I love has a chronic health condition. Disability awareness pride flag.

Image Description: 4 disability access symbols in 2 rows. Clockwise: wheelchair, nuerodiversity, Deaf, and blind. Instead of blue the boxes in which encapsulates each symbol there is black background with a rainbow gradient border. The symbols themselves are a gradient rainbow. At the bottom of the symbols a text reads “An accessible pride is a happy pride!” in capital gradient rainbow letters

Disabled isn’t a bad word, full stop.

Full figured Black woman with corn rows and leg hair wears a pastel purple crop top, and medium purple shorts sits on her medium purple colored wheelchair cross legged as she looks in her purple compact and applies red lipstick. The words “Sitting Pretty” are next to her image in medium purple script.

The words “Disabled queer people exist!” In a script gradient rainbow color. Underneath it in smaller regular plain black font reads “(Nice to meet you!)”

The words "Chronically Chill" in retro orange font.

4 boxes in a row inside each box is a graphic representing a different way to communicate. The first is a symbol of person with sound waves coming from them with the word "speak" is under it. The second is the symbol for sign language with the word "sign" under it. The third is an image of a computer with the word "Type" under it. The last one is a symbol of a hand holding a pen with the word "write" under it. Under this row are the words "Your truth." in black bold letters.

White line drawing of a row of mobility devices: a manual wheelchair, a scooter, a pair of crutches, an electric wheelchair and a walker above a bold text saying “WE RIDE AT DAWN”.

Tired of having a disability that's less visible than using a wheelchair, but still have to park in the posted spots? Then I KNOW you've dealt with idiots who don't think you have the right to park there unless they know exactly why you're parking there! This design puts them in their place: On a blue background, the white "wheelchair" icon. Above it in white letters, the text "Yes I can park here." Below the icon, the white text, "No I don't owe you my medical history first."

The words "Chronically Chill" in retro indigo font.

Just differently abled

"Modern" Psychology: 1879. "Dissociative Identity Disorder": 1646 (or earlier). Not to mention myriad other forms & instances that are clearly plurality. Any questions?

Accessibility Is More Than A Ramp - Accessible

The Future is Intersectional in a script font :)

Fab Feminist PSA Week 10: It is our responsibility to engage with the problems that do not impact us personally *AND* to follow the lead of those who are impacted.⁠

Tweaked a classic wheelchair symbol, layered it with color and added some attitude that aptly reflects my wild and wonderful friends

Judy Heumann

The Future is Accessible

Accessibility Is More Than A Ramp - Be Accessible

Accessibility Should Be The Standard - Keep Things Accessible