Autism Aspergers Red Kids Hoodies

"Red Instead" - A slogan that supports autistic people to freely express themselves. This goes in contrast to "light it up blue" which only promotes the awareness of autism.

In April We Wear Red Autism Awareness Acceptance Red Instead

Autism Awareness Autism Red Instead Infinity Acceptance

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Red Instead Narwhal

The designs mention the characteristics of people who suffer from Autism. They are better than normal humans in many aspects. VIBGYOR has inspired the colors.

"Red Instead" - A slogan that supports autistic people to freely express themselves. This goes in contrast to "light it up blue" which only promotes the awareness of autism.

A drawing I did for Autism Acceptance Month in 2017, in support of the "Red Instead" movement against Autism Speaks and "Light It Up Blue". It got a lot more attention than I expected, and the Tumblr post I made along with it still gets frequent likes and reblogs more than a year later, so I figured I might as well make it available to buy on a bunch of stuff. Support the original autistic artist behind this somewhat-popular artwork! https://damondear-art.tumblr.com/post/159129970859/

This one was specially made for mothers who are helping their kids that are Autistic. A simple design made using Canva.

In April We Wear Red Autism Awareness Acceptance Red Instead

In a world where you can be anything, be kind is the message. Perfect for Autism Awareness campaigns. For some Autism awareness only happens in April every year, but for moms, dads, and family it is everyday. If you support Autism campaigns, wear your heart on your sleeve and make a statement with this Love Understand Support Autism Awareness theme apparel and gifts

Some people are born to blend in but for the Autistic, it's not about being part of the crowd. Born to Stand out with this colorful bright puzzles to drive home the message For some Autism awareness only happens in April every year, but for moms, dads, and family it is everyday. If you support Autism campaigns, wear your heart on your sleeve and make a statement