I am still shaking and ugly crying right now! We got shirted tonight!!! Thank you so much @RinkaTTV and @DeadbyDaylight. This means the world to me and I can't wait to be running around doing my gremlin plays in my new fog fashion.
I am so excited to be participating in the Disability Pride Raid Train tomorrow morning! Come hang out with me as we have some coffee, fun, and pass along the love. 🖤❤️💛🤍💙💚
Everyone please join us in wishing a super duper special happy birthday to one of our lovely community members @KandiPoPOffical ! We hope you have a joyful day 🎊🥳🎉💛
With Disability Pride Month around the corner, I just wanted to gently remind everyone to find the time to uplift and support your disabled friends/peers/content creators this next month.
We live in a world that is not built to support us. So many of us struggle to feel seen or represented properly, as well as generally feeling isolated from society and opportunities. We still don’t have marriage equality for disabled individuals. In Canada, they made M.I.A.S more accessible rather than helping support us. In a world that is constantly trying to find ways to shut us out, or make us feel like our existence doesn’t matter, it is so important to take this month to support disabled individuals and help educate others on disability issues or include them in your plans!
Please find opportunities this month to collab with a disabled creator. Repost their content. Educate yourselves on disability issues. Ask your disabled friend what you can do to best support them this month (and every month!)
Disabled people are one of the biggest marginalized groups—more than 15% or 1.2 BILLION people—yet we always seem to be forgotten about and almost never see people talking about Disability Pride Month — no brands looking to support us or adding DPM to their agendas etc. It’s rare I see it pop up on my timeline.
Let’s change that this year, shall we? 🤍
PLEASE SHARE THIS POST TO REMIND PEOPLE ABOUT DISABILITY PRIDE MONTH THIS JULY
Today we honor the anniversary of Loving v. Virginia. In 1967, the Supreme Court declared the ban on interracial marriage unconstitutional in the U.S. This year, we’re highlighting our Legal Map. Here's what the country looked like in 1966 before the Loving decision #lovingday
Happy #LovingDay!!! My parents were too friggin cute for words. I am so grateful to them for showing me what it means to truly love when I was growing up. I am who I am because of everything they taught me and I am passing that love to my amazing kids. 🥹