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I would very much like to make new deaf/hoh friends! Please feel free to message me on Discord if you feel like it! @deaf.princex#2806

#Deaf #actually disabled #Hard of hearing #Actually deaf #Hearing aids #Hearingaid

Would love to make some new deaf friends! Please feel free to message me on Discord! @deaf.princex#2806 is my handle.

#Deaf

my-darling-boy

First reason why Kirby would make a good top surgeon

(Terfs/transmeds do not interact)

deaf-princex

@nb-pvndv help

#Kirby #trans jokes???#tiddy

perksofbeingdisabled

Vintage on disability rights.

littleredspaces

Don’t let the black and white trick you. The Capitol Crawl was in 1990. This is not ancient history.

somekindaspacecadet

This was in 1990.

capricorn-0mnikorn

Also: these photos were not taken by anonymous people – They are all the work of Tom Olin, who has dedicated his career to documenting the Disability Rights movement.

jenniferrpovey

Thank you for the credit and addition!

capricorn-0mnikorn

It’s important for people in the margins to name each other – not let ourselves become anonymized by those in power.

anarchist-accessibility

[Image Description: A series of six photographs.

Image 1: A grey-scale photograph of a crowd of protestors marching down a road. The majority of the crowd are in wheelchairs. One person is carrying an American flag.

Image 2: A poster depicting a disabled symbol on a dime. There is text above and below the image that says, “You Gave Us Your Dimes / Now We Want Our Rights.”

Image 3: A photograph of two protestors. The two protestors are children in large wheelchairs. The first kid is a young, light-skinned boy. He is wearing a coat and looking off camera. He is sitting in a full wheelchair. Behind the boy is a sign that says, “I’m in Mainstream School.” The second kid is a young, tan girl. She is wearing a coat and looking off camera with her arms raised. Behind her is a sign that says, “Why am I not in Mainstream School?”

Image 4: A photograph of a low shot of the stairs to the Capitol building. There are two people crawling up the steps.

Image 5: A photograph of a light-skinned person in a wheelchair. They are raising their fist as they march down the road with the other protestors. They are holding a sign that says, “The Largest Minority.” Behind them are signs that say, “Change Not Charity.”

Image 6: A group photograph of a high shot of the crowd of marchers. Most of the crowd is in wheelchairs. They are all looking up at the camera. Some have their fists raised. Some people are kneeling. They are holding up a sign. The text is out of focus, but a disabled symbol is visible. /End ID]

#super important #disability rights #disability #photos