• A person with light brown skin and long brown curly hair is wearing a black muscle tank with a blue and pink four line loop, like an infinity sign with an extra loop added to it. Text reads, "Interdependence Is Revolutionary" and starts at the top left of the diagram, weaves into the center of the diagram and then ends at the bottom right. Below is the white Disability Culture Lab logo.
  • A black muscle tank with a four line loop, like an infinity sign with an extra loop added to it. The loop lines are in blue and pink. The loops are a Contra dance diagram of a "Hey for Four," which is a dance move done with four dancers taking turns weaving through each other. Text reads, "Interdependence Is Revolutionary" and starts at the top left of the diagram, weaves into the center of the diagram and then ends at the bottom right. Below is the white Disability Culture Lab logo.
  • A black muscle tank with a four line loop, like an infinity sign with an extra loop added to it. The loop lines are in blue and pink. The loops are a Contra dance diagram of a "Hey for Four," which is a dance move done with four dancers taking turns weaving through each other. Text reads, "Interdependence Is Revolutionary" and starts at the top left of the diagram, weaves into the center of the diagram and then ends at the bottom right. Below is the white Disability Culture Lab logo.
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"Interdependence is Revolutionary" Unisex Muscle Tank

"Interdependence is Revolutionary" Unisex Muscle Tank

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Reads: "Interdependence is Revolutionary"

Imprint on black, 100% cotton, unisex tank. 

Designed by Sky Cubacub. 

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 deserve inclusive interdependent communities where everyone belongs.

 

Interdependence builds joyful communities that are resilient to hate and fear. 

 

Disabled people are great caregivers, and we have equal value whether we are giving or receiving care. 

 

Interdependence, and the radical inclusion that comes with it, is critical to making our communities strong. Disabled people deserve housing, food, transit, meaningful work, community, and joy regardless of our ability to participate in capitalism or labor for a wage.

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