Red Instead Pillows

Light it up red instead!

Red Instead Narwhal

"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.

Light it Up RED Instead Acceptance of Autism

Simple word "Autism" on red background.

We don’t need a cure. We need acceptance. We are not diseased or defective. We are different and that is all.

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/

Autism Awareness Acceptance Red Instead In April We Wear Red

In April We Wear Red Autism Awareness Acceptance Red Instead

In April We Wear Red Autism Awareness Acceptance Red Instead

Perfect gift for men and women who love sarcasm or have a dry humour / humor. Get it as a gift for your teacher, your best friend, neighbour, husband, wife, daughter, son, daughter, girlfriend, boyfriend .... you get the idea

Don't light it up blue, go #redinstead for Autism acceptance!

"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.

Autism Awareness Autism Red Instead Infinity Acceptance

Don’t Light It Up Blue in April. Go Red Instead and support autism acceptance! This is a text-only design that says, ‘Go Red Instead’ in a swirly white script font.

This is a variation of my popular gold rainbow for autism acceptance. All proceeds help to fund my advocacy. I was requested to do a red one! This came out great!

Autistic person and the hashtag Red Instead

Don’t light it up blue in April. Go red instead and support autism acceptance! This is a text-only design that says, ‘Go Red Instead’ in a swirly red script font.

In April We Wear Red Autism Awareness Acceptance Red Instead

In April We Wear Red for April Autism Awareness and Red Dinosaurs with Rainbow Instead, Funny Kawaii Dino fan outfit for Autistic Spectrum Disorder and Autism Fighter men women, kids it features cute T-rex and Rainbow Acceptance with Ribbon for Autism Red Autism Awareness Rainbow Outfit and Funny T-rex Kawaii Dino fan lover with autism red instead rainbow is for autism parents and autism teachers or men, women, kids to wear in April autism awareness month. Get one and support the Autism Awareness movement This In April We Wear Red Instead for Autism Awareness Acceptance item is designed by Autism Dinosaur and Awareness for Autistic Dino.

What it says on the tin.

Light it Up RED Instead Acceptance of Autism

In April We Wear Red Autism Awareness Acceptance Red Instead

actual autistic angel

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as an autistic adult i cannot stress how much damage they have done to me

Neurodiversity concept

Light it up red instead!

This is a variation of my popular gold rainbow for autism acceptance. All proceeds help to fund my advocacy

#redinstead

People on the autism spectrum are truly valuable and unique, they deserve appreciation, support, and acceptance. Original gift for neurodivergent people and their allies willing to raise awareness and spread knowledge about beautiful neurodiversity The design with a well accepted (unlike the puzzle piece) rainbow-colored infinity symbol of neurological diversity adopted by the autistic culture & rights movement - advocating that autism should be accepted as a natural expression of the human neurology

Go #RedInstead! A design by me, an Autistic Artist, to support #ActuallyAutistic people and to counter Auti$m $peak$' "Light it up Blue" campaign and their controversial history.

i am complete

as an autistic adult i cannot stress how much damage they have done to me

I'm here, I'm Autistic, I don't need curing or to be fixed. I need understanding.