• A brown-skinned person with short black hair with rainbow paint on their cheeks, holding a pride flag. They are wearing black pants and a black short sleeve T-shirt that reads “Protect Disabled Trans Youth” in hand drawn letters in the trans pride flag colors (light pink, sky blue, and white). Below is the white Disability Culture Lab logo.
  • A black short sleeve T-shirt that reads “Protect Disabled Trans Youth” in hand drawn letters in the trans pride flag colors (light pink, sky blue, and white). Below is the white Disability Culture Lab logo.
  • A black short sleeve T-shirt that reads “Protect Disabled Trans Youth” in hand drawn letters in the trans pride flag colors (light pink, sky blue, and white). Below is the white Disability Culture Lab logo.
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"Protect Disabled Trans Youth" Unisex Black Tee

"Protect Disabled Trans Youth" Unisex Black Tee

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Reads: "Protect Disabled Trans Youth" 

Imprint on black, 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. 

 

Disabled trans folks often can’t move: our federal benefits don’t move with us, our care networks are crucial to our survival, and our specialists can take lifetimes to find. 

 

Disabled trans kids deserve access to care and to grow up and become disabled trans adults — and that means we need to fight anti-trans legislation everywhere because not every disabled trans kid can move. 

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