• A person with light brown skin and shoulder-length hair sits in a wheelchair. They are wearing the black "Build Disability Community Power" muscle tank, with black pants and long black boots. Their arms are up above their head, and they have long glittery nails. The muscle tank has a design of red bricks in the middle of the shirt. The bricks are surrounding bold white text that reads "Build Disability Community Power." Beneath the bricks is the white Disability Culture Lab logo with two white arrows.
  • A black muscle tank with a design of red bricks in the middle of the shirt. The bricks are surrounding bold white text that reads "Build Disability Community Power." Beneath the bricks is the white Disability Culture Lab logo with two white arrows.
  • A black muscle tank with a design of red bricks in the middle of the shirt. The bricks are surrounding bold white text that reads "Build Disability Community Power." Beneath the bricks is the white Disability Culture Lab logo with two white arrows.
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"Build Disability Community Power" Unisex Muscle Tank

"Build Disability Community Power" Unisex Muscle Tank

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Reads: "Build Disability Community Power" 

Imprint on black, 100% cotton, unisex tank. 

Designed by Jen D. Rafanan. 

Purchase is a donation to Disability Culture Lab. 

Orders ship within 10 days. 

Union Printed and Made-In-USA.
Sizes S through 2XL.
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We need to build disability community power to win big things. That means:

  • Representative disability leadership, reflecting our values, is embedded everywhere. From government to media, and social movements to business, and entertainment to the disability community. 

     

  • Our rising and established leaders and organizations are well-resourced for growth and inclusion, and are responsive to the people they serve because they have ongoing, sustainable, community-centric funding from diverse sources.

  • Cross-movement solidarity where the principles of Disability Justice are embedded in every social justice movement, and all disability organizing and advocacy is grounded in, and working for, liberation for all — especially for those most negatively impacted by the state and institutions.

We don’t just need disabled leadership everywhere — we need to organize so we have disabled folks who reflect our values of seeking liberation for all disabled people. 

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