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Who said 13 is unlucky?!
So proud of being 13 years in doing this work. And I'm not even done.
Blessed to celebrate the achievements & growth. Lucky to have the right people in my corner & on my teams.
Happy 13th Anniversary, @RampYourVoice!
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Happy #Disability Pride Month / ADA Month!
Also - Happy 13th anniversary to me for starting @RampYourVoice!
Lots of goodness to celebrate this month, and the fight continues - both/and.
Thank you to everyone for tuning into Ramp Your Voice Conference 2026.
We appreciate everyone for giving their time and energy. Stay tuned for more we have coming to keep us all engaged in community and continue our fight for disability justice. #RYVConference2026
Love the “Daughters of the Dust” reference to tie this discussion together. We are born with at least one indigo finger when we are Black and born under racialized oppression. #RYVConference2026@Jade_T_Perry
Trevonae Williams is bringing up a great discussion about what happens when we’re no longer fighting for resources and what that looks like. How do people identify with that future? #RYVConference2026#DisabilityJustice
Disabled people must always be included in liberation, not because of the possibility of becoming disabled but because no one is free unless everyone is. @RampYourVoice thank you for this discussion. #RYVConference2026
“Moving toward freedom with the body that you have” @Jade_T_Perry
Yes, the body we have is enough to move toward freedom. Jade is making a good point about how we live in our bodies and how Black disabled voices are imperative for liberation. #RYVConference2026
@RampYourVoice love that Rasheera is talking about the need to find your Black Disabled community for the sense of belonging and significance we deserve.
@RampYourVoice love that Rasheera is talking about the need to find your Black Disabled community for the sense of belonging and significance we deserve.
“If you meet all disabled Black people, we are all the same and that’s completely false.” @Rasheeradiara
Exactly. There is diversity within disability but they paint all disabled folk with one brush. #RYVConference2026
“There is no end to this poem because the violence is not yet over”
Beautifully spoken. The violence has continued. The poem will end in victory. @MigrantScribble#RYVConference2026
“God has hired a personal stylist because she don’t know no more how to simultaneously be ready for a funeral, a court hearing, a birthday celebration, an anniversary dinner, and the club” @MigrantScribble#RYVConference2026
@RampYourVoice “We are constantly having to tell our stories and it’s tiring”
I never thought about it like this. Everything about disabled people has to become a story for people to take notice. #RYVConference2026