#boutbetties

[dixxiemaegraphics]

Actually shoutout to @boutbetties in this skate palette I did for the sweet resistance bands!

[manicxmeli]

The November 2017 box from Bout Betties was #flawless !!! I'm loving this comfy shirt and the ever so useful wheel bag. 😄

[dixxiemaegraphics]

Meant to post this! I've finally made it! I've finally got my stickers inside someone's locker! Thanks for the shoutout, 1800flamedame, and even more thanks to Bout Betties for being an amazing roller derby business to work with! You've opened so many amazing opportunities for me! On that note PLEASE check out Bout Betties new online marketplace for roller derby products (mine included)! Boutbetties.com

[dixxiemaegraphics]

(I have no idea how to properly post both photos and gifs but whatever...)

Snippets from days 1 and 2 of #boutbetties #derbyphotochallege

[megaraye]

I got practice cones! Thanks @bout_betties I will delight in destroying them over time haha #BAbetties #rollerderby #boutbetties #freshmeatotterdestroyeroforangecones

[boutbetties]

Co-founder Jessica, hubby and friends at the Atlanta Pride festival this afternoon. We love what this event stands for and we stand with our LGBTQ derby peeps. Did you catch that 🌈 Pride 🌈 is the theme for the October #boutbetties box!? 💙💚💛💜 From their site: OUR VISION: We envision a world where persons with widely diverse gender and sexual identities are united, visible, and equal. OUR PURPOSE: The main purpose of the Atlanta Pride Committee, a 501(c)(3) organization, is to advance unity, visibility and self-esteem among lesbians, gay men, bisexuals, and transgender and queer persons and to promote a positive image in the Atlanta area and throughout the Southeastern United States through community activities and services. OUR MISSION: The mission of the Atlanta Pride Committee is to advance unity, visibility, and wellness among persons with widely diverse gender and sexual identities through cultural, social, political, and educational programs and activities. OUR VALUES: We value social justice, culture, self-esteem, history, health and wellness. HISTORY: Atlanta Pride traces it’s roots back to the summer of 1970, one year after the historic Stonewall Riots in New York. Since that time, Atlanta Pride has grown both as an event and organization. Highlights from the past decades include incredible speakers, such as Coretta Scott King and Rep. John Lewis, and momentous occasions, such as the repeal of anti-gay sodomy laws. Read more about Atlanta Pride’s history at http://atlantapride.org/about/history/.