
I resigned from the Acme Fundraising Factory to spend more time with my inappropriate humor. Euphamizing at Deathstyles of the Rich & Abled. Aka @PhilanthroCrip
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ALT Shades of blue make up the background. The text reads "Wake Up America! Black Disabled Women on the Future of Democracy." To the left is an image of the book Wake Up America, and a graphic reads "Giving Away 40 Copies!" Along the bottom are black and white images of our participants. Dr. Keisha N. Blain smiles at the camera. She wears glasses and a cardigan over her shirt. Her hair is in braids. Vilissa Thompson a Black woman with her hair parted and hanging down straight. She smiles, facing the camera in her wheelchair and wearing a white shirt. Andraéa Lavant is an African-American woman wearing cat-eye glasses. She wears a flowy shirt and lipstick. Her hair is straight and shoulder length. She’s a power wheelchair user. Keah Brown smiles to camera. She is a black woman with short black hair wearing glasses and a sweater. Her hair falls in soft curls to her shoulders and is wearing a necklace.

ALT Gradient of blue and orange background with faded yellow stars. Text says, "When you are exhausted, scared, stressed out, and isolated, it is very easy to consider an option like assisted suicide or institutionalization as the most logical and convenient choice. It’s a false choice. Scarcity is a construct by the state, and they are trying to con people with disabilities into believing they are not worthy to breathe the same air and exist in the same space as everyone else."


















