It's Disability Pride Month!

✨ This month, and every month, disabled people deserve to be seen, celebrated, believed, fought for, and valued. Disability rights are not conditional. Here's to building a South where disability pride has a place in every community. A South where disabled people can flourish, not just survive. A South where access and dignity are the standard, not an afterthought. A South where justice and collective liberation are possible. Here's to us. 💛 ALT embedded. IDs: S1- Periwinkle blue graphic with a faint woven layer. Left centered in large white words reads: Southern Disabled & Proud. In the bottom left corner of the graphic in small capitalized text reads, “July is Disability Pride Month. Bottom right corner is the New Disabled South logo. S2- Deep purple graphic with a faint woven layer. Left centered in large white words reads: Southern Chronically Ill & Proud. In the bottom left corner of the graphic in small capitalized text reads, “July is Disability Pride Month. Bottom right corner is the New Disabled South logo. S3- Burnt orange graphic with a faint woven layer. Left centered in large white words reads: Southern Hard of Hearing & Proud. In the bottom left corner of the graphic in small capitalized text reads, “July is Disability Pride Month. Bottom right corner is the New Disabled South logo. S4- Cream colored graphic with a faint woven layer. Left centered in large purple words reads: Southern Low Vision & Proud. Next to text is an orange line illustration of glasses. In the bottom left corner of the graphic in small capitalized text reads, “July is Disability Pride Month. Bottom right corner is the New Disabled South logo. S5- Lilac graphic with a faint woven layer. Left centered in large white words reads: Southern Neurodivergent & Proud. In the bottom left corner of the graphic in small capitalized text reads, “July is Disability Pride Month. Bottom right corner is the New Disabled South logo. Descriptions continued in next comment.