• A white person with shoulder length blonde hair. Their arms are up behind their head and they are wearing blue jean shorts and a white short sleeve T-shirt with a striped light blue and light pink megaphone on the left side and alternating pink and blue text outlined in black that reads, "Love Disabled Trans Folks Out Loud." There are light pink and light blue sparkles outlined in black surrounding the megaphone and the text. Below the design is the black Disability Culture Lab logo.
  • A white short sleeve T-shirt with a striped light blue and light pink megaphone on the left side and alternating pink and blue text outlined in black that reads, "Love Disabled Trans Folks Out Loud." There are light pink and light blue sparkles outlined in black surrounding the megaphone and the text. Below the design is the black Disability Culture Lab logo.
  • A white short sleeve T-shirt with a striped light blue and light pink megaphone on the left side and alternating pink and blue text outlined in black that reads, "Love Disabled Trans Folks Out Loud." There are light pink and light blue sparkles outlined in black surrounding the megaphone and the text. Below the design is the black Disability Culture Lab logo.
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"Love Disabled Trans Folks Out Loud" (Megaphone) Unisex White Tee

"Love Disabled Trans Folks Out Loud" (Megaphone) Unisex White Tee

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Reads: "Love Disabled Trans Folks Out Loud" (Megaphone)

Imprint on white, 100% cotton tee. 

Designed by Jen D. Rafanan. 

Purchase is a donation to Disability Culture Lab. 

Orders ship within 10 days. 

Union Printed 

Sizes XS thru 5XL Made-In-USA.
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Disability Justice and trans liberation are one fight.

 

Transphobia is disabling — the stress of it, the hate crimes, the medical discrimination, the workplace discrimination, the police harassment — all of it. 

 

We need to love disabled trans folks out loud right now. Quiet support isn’t enough; support disabled trans folks running for office, running organizations, organizing, in mutual aid, in the media, and everywhere. 

 

It’s time for radically inclusive Queer spaces so trans disabled folks can thrive in all our communities.

Disabled trans folks often can’t move despite anti-trans bills threatening our lives; our federal benefits don’t move with us, our care networks are crucial to our survival, and our specialists can take lifetimes to find.

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