soupyderrickfranthony:

anarchy-lizard:

andreashettle:

readyset-id:

[ID: blue background that says “the revolution will be wheelchair accessible” in a handwritten font. Beneath that is a drawing of a brown-skinned feminine person in an electric wheelchair. Their hair, clothing, bag, and shoes are all whitish-pink. One hand is holding their head up while they look in the opposite direction. /end ID]

MAKE THE REVOLUTION ACCESSIBLE TO BLIND PEOPLE.

THIS. Make the revolution accessible to all peoples with all types of disabilities. Provide image descriptions for blind people, people with low vision, or visual processing disorder. Put human-edited captions on your videos for those of us who are deaf, hard of hearing, or who have auditory processing disorder. (NOT just those auto-generated CRAPtions.) Explain complex ideas in simple language for people with intellectual or other cognitive disabilities, because yes people with intellectual disabilities deserve access to information too. And so forth. A revolution that leaves people behind is not really a revolution.

this seems to be made by The Equality Institute (link to instagram post), more specifically by Scarlett Thorby-Lister.