Because my Twitter is gone I reserve the right to repost content.

In this image, I am depicted looking at an average of 50 accessibility issues per homepage on any site you go to.

Source: https://webaim.org/projects/million/

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 I’m mature enough to know that I need to bring my soft squeezable stuffed animal to all painful things, whether it’s medical or a tattoo.

We all deserve a squeezy pal.

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 Back in the day, we could buy stuff, and we'd own it without a subscription. 

Can't believe we got away with making a trade without basically always owing money on something for the rest of our lives. 

 Every person working in accessibility has days where they feel emotionally, mentally, and spiritually drained.

To be in a work environment while trying to dismantle systemic ableism, especially while experiencing disability and chronic illness of your own, is a deeply challenging thing. 

 If your accessibility work is not intersectional then it’s upholding white supremacist values.