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Art and design inspired by pop culture with strong queer themes. https://poorlyformed.com/shop/

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poorlyformed » pop culture-inspired merch through a queer lens

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NEW Our Flag Means Death prints and t-shirt available. Plus new Pride items including leggings and totebags.

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Healing is the best revenge by karina hagelin

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Healing is the best revenge by karina hagelin

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colorful, cute, & uplifting zines, prints, & stickers about healing, survivorship, disability, friendship, & trauma recovery. www.karinahagelin.etsy.com

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At the Action Potential we have tools, resources, and cool gear to help you on your disability justice and leadership journey! From our famous leadership guide, Cultivating An Intersectional Mindset, to a fully developed action plan with Americans with Disabilities Act Coordinator job description, we have effective tools and resources to help you grow and take action! And if you want swag, we got that, too!

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Jesenia is a dedicated community facilitator and builder, ​specializing in serving nonprofits and community-​focused organizations. I specialize ​in helping individuals by providing ideas, ​encouragement, guidance, and a passion for ​supporting them as they navigate through ​challenging situations. https://neurospicynetworking.com/

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Calling Up Justice collaborates across our practices producing performances of Justice online, onstage, and in real life. We are cultural producers, tech workers, artists, social justice activists. We publish and share content and resources on justice. We build and facilitate digital spaces for co-working and meaning making! Some of these are public video live stream spaces like twitch or tiktok, some are talk spaces like clubhouse, and some are private zooms. Disability, Racial and Gender Justice fuel our work.

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Claudia Alick (they/she) is a performer, producer, designer, writer, and inclusion expert. She is currently a curator and access doula with The CripTech Incubator and CripTech GrayArea Metaverse. She is founding producer of the transmedia social justice company CALLING UP whose projects include Producing in Pandemic, The Every 28 Hours Plays, We Charge Genocide TV, […]

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Luticha Doucette with Catalyst Consulting Associates

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Luticha Doucette with Catalyst Consulting Associates

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Award Winning Disability Justice Expert | Author | Catalyst for Change | Systems Change https://catalystconsultingassociates.com/

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https://laurelbakessc.com/

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Sugar & Ivy

Queer baker, cake maker.

North East baker creating intricate, custom designs that pack a punch.

Cakes

Celebrate the best way we know how.

Cupcakes

Make their day with our freshly baked cupcakes.

Custom orders

No matter the occasion, we've got you covered.

Let's talk cakes.

Bespoke celebration cakes, wedding cakes and cupcakes available to order.

Sugar & Ivy is based in South Shields.

We are proud to hold a level 5 hygiene certification.

sugarandivybakes@gmail.com

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Sugar & Ivy Queer baker, cake maker. North East baker creating intricate, custom designs that pack a punch. Cakes Celebrate the best way we know how. Let them eat cake Cupcakes Make their day with our freshly baked cupcakes. Check out our flavours Custom orders No matter the occasion, we've got you covered.

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This month, proceeds from our Queer Cookies (debuting at Poughkeepsie Pride on June 10) will be going to Hudson River Sloop Clearwater’s Queerwater program.

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Supporting Queerwater

This month, proceeds from our Queer Cookies (debuting at Poughkeepsie Pride on June 10) will be going to Hudson River Sloop Clearwater'sQueerwater program.

Queerwater is an LGBTQ+ youth empowerment initiative where 14-18 year old teens from all over the Hudson Valley and NYC participate in a free, unforgettable 2-night, 3-day experience sailing on the Hudson River by day and camping onshore at night. Participants will engage in activities to learn about sailing and the Hudson River in an accepting space that celebrates who they are and encourages them to grow as individuals and community members.

Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. Know someone who would benefit from this program? Learn more and apply here!
Hudson River Sloop Clearwater is a member-supported non-profit organization whose mission is to protect the Hudson River by inspiring lifelong stewardship of the river and its tributaries. The organization primarily does this through sailing education programs on its historic, 106' Hudson River Sloop replica, the sloop Clearwater. On the Clearwater, students investigate the ecology, history, and environmental challenges of the Hudson Valley against the backdrop of the Hudson River.

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Little Loaf Pride 2023 - little loaf bakeshop

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Little Loaf has a few things planned for Pride Month here in the Hudson Valley - take a look below! Otherwise, you can see us being our always queer selves at the farmers markets and at the Underwear Factory.

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U.S. Gender & Disability Justice Alliance

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U.S. Gender & Disability Justice Alliance

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The U.S. Gender and Disability Justice Alliance (USGDJA or the Alliance) is a new disability justice-oriented collective convening women, nonbinary persons, and other gender minorities with disabilities from across the United States together to take action on issues important to our community. https://womenenabled.org/alliance/ medium.com/@healthcarestorytelling https://www.facebook.com/USGDJA/

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Who We Are

The U.S. Gender and Disability Justice Alliance (USGDJA or the Alliance) is a new disability justice-oriented collective convening women, nonbinary persons, and other gender minorities with disabilities from across the United States together to take action on issues important to our community.

Mission Statement

We aim to educate policymakers, related human and civil rights organizations, and the larger community about pertinent issues that affect our lives as women, non-binary persons and other gender minorities with disabilities. Our work addresses ableism along with other relevant intersections of discrimination and prejudice such as racism, sexism, and heteronormativity etc. In addition to engaging in education and initiating change, USGDJA is a safe, supportive, feminist, and disability justice-oriented space where members can connect with one another, and share experiences and insights.

What We Do

We meet virtually on at least a quarterly basis to discuss USGDJA tasks. In addition to the official meetings, we will have at least two virtual or in-person social meet-ups per year. USGDJA members maintain shared ownership over the space and its activities, and work on advocacy tasks together. Live closed captioning is provided at all meetings. Other access accommodations are available upon request.

Priority Issues

2023 USGDJA Priorities:

Home and community-based services, accessible, affordable housing, de-institutionalization, and the right to have choice in control of our own lives as women, nonbinary people, and other gender minorities with disabilities.

Employment rights and justice for women, nonbinary persons, and other gender minorities with disabilities

Aligning with and educating human rights and justice organizations that do not specifically focus on disability, about disability, including the social and cultural aspects of disability,  and how it intersects with other identities such  as race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, class etc.

Sexual and reproductive health rights and justice including, parental rights,   justice ,    the right to abortion care, and the right to  gender-affirming care .

2023 Highlights

· Report to the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD) Submission for the review of the United States of America on Women, Girls, Non-binary People, and Gender Minorities with Disabilities from Marginalized Races

· What Disabled Folks Need: Roe v Wade and Home and Community-Based Services By Kayla Rodríguez and Oluwatobi Odugunwa

I want to join USGDGA! Who is eligible to participate?

Self-identify as a person with a disability, this includes but is not limited to: people with physical disabilities, people who are chronically ill, psych survivors and people with mental health disabilities, neurodiverse people, people with intellectual or developmental disabilities, Deaf people, Blind people, people with environmental injuries and chemical sensitivities.

Self-Identify as a woman (cis or trans), nonbinary person, genderqueer, agender, genderless, gender non-conforming person,  or represent an organization that is committed to advancing the rights and justice of people living at the intersection of disability and gender.

Live in the United States; this includes people who live in any of the 50 states, District of Columbia, and the territories either full-time or part-time.

Be committed to centering and elevating the voices of women (cis and trans), nonbinary, genderqueer, agender, genderless, and gender non-conforming persons.

What else do I need to know before joining?

Honorarium

Honorariums (payments) are available to USGDJA members who assist with USGDJA tasks. Meeting attendance honorariums are also available for members whose attendance at meetings is not funded by their employer.

Leadership

USGDJA operates under a collective leadership structure and assumes collective responsibility for getting tasks done. The group coordinator, currently WEI, provides logistical support.

Guiding Principles

USGDJA members agree to follow and support a set of shared values and rules through their words and actions. Review the Guiding Principles for the Alliance.

How to Join

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U.S. Gender and Disability Justice Alliance - Women Enabled International

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Who We Are The U.S. Gender and Disability Justice Alliance (USGDJA or the Alliance) is a new disability justice-oriented collective convening women, nonbinary persons, and other gender minorities with disabilities from across the United States together to take action on issues important to our community.

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Our goal is to elevate global financial literacy to the same level by that same date.

https://linktr.ee/makedagebre

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Makeda Gebre | Instagram, Facebook | Linktree

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Licensed Financial Professional helping you reach financial success.

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Bringing care to communities and research, G.J. specializes in educating caregivers, whether one-on-one (coaching), through group presentations (ERGs, nonprofits), or by advising social and clinical research relevant to care teams. https://linktr.ee/theoriesofcare

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G.J. Hodson | Caregiving Educator & Researcher | Theories of Care

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G.J. Hodson is a social researcher and community educator specializing in LGBTQ+ caregiving and intergenerational communications. Get virtual training, care coaching, and communication services at the intersections of caregiving and identity.

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Hi! I’m Robin Wilson-Beattie(she, her), and I am disability and sexuality educator, speaker, writer, and empowered presenter. I help individuals, organizations, groups, schools, universities, and society learn how to #AccessBetter sexual and reproductive health in their environments.

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Learn to #AccessBetter Disability and Sexuality Information with RobinWB!

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The SPM Disability Justice Fund provides nonprofit infrastructure and expertise, including financial management (monthly financial reports, ad-hoc grant reporting, and budget support), donation receipting over $100, and nonprofit readiness and fundraising resources—while shielding multiply marginalized practitioners from state control and systemic discrimination.

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Our Impact

$130000

Donated to

Disability Justice

People Impacted ( Coming soon)

Meet
Us

Services

The SPM Disability Justice Fund provides nonprofit infrastructure and expertise, including financial management (monthly financial reports, ad-hoc grant reporting, and budget support), donation receipting over $100, and nonprofit readiness and fundraising resources-while shielding multiply marginalized practitioners from state control and systemic discrimination.

Our Model

The SPM Disability Justice Fund is fiscal sponsor. A fiscal sponsor is a 501(c3) nonprofit organization that extends its tax-exempt status to an organization, individual, or group that is doing charitable work related to the nonprofit's mission.

Awesome Foundation
Disability Chapter

Eligibility

To be eligible for fiscal sponsorship, your work must be:

Led by disabled people of color. We define leadership as at least 50% of your organization's leadership are BIPOC folks with disabilities, i.e., the executive director, management staff, and advisory committee members or governing boards should be represented by a majority of people of color with disabilities

Application :

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Once you're ready to apply, the process is as follows:

1. Provide financial information

2. Sign the MOU (agreement)

3. Interview with a member of the Board of Directors

We are committed to making application materials available in multiple forms and accessible to all. Other accessible application formats include emailed documents, large print, video, or phone transcripts. For the application in alternative formats, please email us at projects@spmdisabilityjusticefund.org.

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Inspired by Stacey Park Milbern, the SPM Disability Justice Fund is a fiscal sponsor for disability justice initiatives led by disabled Black people, Indigenous people, and people of color (BIPOC).

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Hand lettered art + cards for the undercelebrated occasion and human

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LadyGayDHD offers commissions, paintings, stickers, and more! Many stickers are queer/neurodivergent themed. Lisa has a special interest in the ocean, which is reflected in their watercolor paintings. HTTPS://ko-fi.com/ladygaydhd

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Lisa on Instagram: "My #artcommissions are open. Please DM me if interested. I accept Venmo, cash app, and Square."

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I'm not a synesthete, but I do believe colours have different meanings unique to each of us, and these meanings influence and are influenced by how we see the world. As such, this album showcases how I understand the world and the many hues that comprise it.

My name is Diem (they/he), and I am a Canadian, Texas-born-and-raised, unapologetically queer and trans musician. I write, record, produce, and release original music under the artist name Maya Compositions, combining synthpop, alternative, indie pop, and trap elements to illuminate the harmony within dissonance and the similarities within opposites.

Three years in the making, C.O.L.O.U.R is a culmination of my personal and musical progress. Each track exemplifies a different colour of the rainbow, from red and orange to indigo and violet. The first and title track, “C.O.L.O.U.R,” is the exception, as it represents many hues and lyrically references every other track. With a distinctive synthpop and experimental sound, I hope to connect people with their emotions and help them see, hear, and feel the colour in the people and things around them.

Linktree: linktr.ee/MayaCompositions Spotify album: https://open.spotify.com/album/66TmHJvCbcQAlAcCJJEeMD?si=Y-F0U_jmQu24fnuAVJZK2Q YouTube album: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_n4efIIqzYDn3wKT-pyUFtM8P5nKrvYGFo&si=OETEPzq5sqpQJwZf Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mcompositions?igsh=eDl6aGpzZWZ1ODgz Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mcompositions?_t=8pE77yBXnSs&_r=1

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Diem Morriswala on Instagram: "No, I did not photoshop myself into this photo 😅

Here is the tracklist for my upcoming album, "C.O.L.O.U.R," which will be out everywhere you stream music on Friday, August 2! (There will also be instrumental versions of each track.) 

Stay tuned to my story over the next couple of weeks to hear a bit about each track, and feel free to presave the album with the link in my bio ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜 

#newmusic #colour #color #roygbiv #newalbum #fyp #music"

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22 likes, 1 comments - mcompositions on July 21, 2024: "No, I did not photoshop myself into this photo 😅

Here is the tracklist for my upcoming album, "C.O.L.O.U.R," which will be out everywhere you stream music on Friday, August 2! (There will also be instrumental versions of each track.) 

Stay tuned to my story over the next couple of weeks to hear a bit about each track, and feel free to presave the album with the link in my bio ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜 

#newmusic #colour #color #roygbiv #newalbum #fyp #music". 

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Ffluidtree offers energetic support to trans*, neurodivergent, and disabled community. We offer support with the earth as our guide, centering access, disability justice, consent, and you. Palm Healing: Energetic Reading or Elemental Support Heart Sanctuary: Imagine walking outside, breathing fresh air. Imagine a tree near you that you’re drawn to. Gently approaching, interacting, connecting. Asking nature to hold what’s on your heart with you.How may we support you? Ritual Crafting: Co Creating containers for change, for play, for transformation, for grief, Trans* Care : Care catered to you, energetic support and rituals for top surgery, for gender exploration, for connection, for name changes, and honoring you

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Hello and welcome to Stickers by Sol! My name is Sol (they/them), and I'm a covid-conscious, disabled, queer, and non-binary Puerto Rican who loves stickers and is passionate about social justice and anti-oppression work. I believe that stickers can be a more accessible form of art, and a way for people to express their politics, identity, and style. Stickers by Sol sells cute stickers that promote covid safety, center anti-oppressive politics, and represent marginalized communities. Thank you for visiting my shop and for your support of my art! https://ko-fi.com/stickersbysol

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Stickers By Sol on Instagram: "Hello and welcome to Stickers by Sol! 

My name is Sol (they/them), and I’m a covid-conscious disabled, queer, and non-binary Puerto Rican who loves stickers and is passionate about social justice and anti-oppression work. 

I believe that stickers can be a more accessible form of art, and a way for people to express their politics, identity, and style. My goal is to create cute stickers that promote covid safety, center anti-oppressive politics, and represent marginalized communities. 

You can visit my shop at ko-fi.com/stickersbysol/. Thank you for your support!"

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17 likes, 0 comments - stickersbysol on March 9, 2024: "Hello and welcome to Stickers by Sol! 

My name is Sol (they/them), and I’m a covid-conscious disabled, queer, and non-binary Puerto Rican who loves stickers and is passionate about social justice and anti-oppression work. 

I believe that stickers can be a more accessible form of art, and a way for people to express their politics, identity, and style. My goal is to create cute stickers that promote covid safety, center anti-oppressive politics, and represent marginalized communities. 

You can visit my shop at ko-fi.com/stickersbysol/. Thank you for your support!". 

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Physical pieces full of whimseiness, bright colors and interesting textures. My shop has been described as whimsical fantasy. People comment on the colours and textures of my pieces.

I work in many mediums. Acrylic paint, oil paint, oil pastels, spray paint, digital, ink and more TBD as time goes on. Everything is for sale in the gallery. If it's not in the shop just reach out. I'm open to art trades! I have commissions open. I'm open to other commissions than what's listed. https://links.techhorde.com/

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J Hyperion (@spaitialhordearts) | Cara - Artist Social & Portfolio Platform

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I’m a trans, nonbinary nuerodivergent artist. I mostly paint with acrylics. But also oils and spray paints. I also do oil pastels, and learning ink.

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An autonomous hub of peer counselors providing remote community-centered alternatives to psychotherapy, drawn from the wisdom of incarcerated, disabled, and underclass Black + Native + Indigenous gender-expansive survivors. We are based in the US, but also open to international peer clients.

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An autonomous hub of peer counselors providing remote community-centered alternatives to psychotherapy, drawn from the wisdom of incarcerated, disabled, and underclass Black + Native + Indigenous gender-expansive survivors. Let’s move together as a wolfpack, at the speed of trust and consent.

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A small accessories shop by a disabled non-binary artist. Mx Deej didn't see enough non-binary merch in the shops that they frequented so they decided to be the change they want to see in the world! Current inventory includes buttons sized at 1 inch, 1.25 inches and 2.28 inches. There are pronouns, honorifics, pride flag hearts and some spicier options for those over 18! A
STICKERS! We have 3-inch stickers of various pride flags.
There's a 1-inch non-binary heart lapel pin (they're expensive to order so there's only the one design right now.)

If there's too much variety for you, there are also mystery bags, which have a few samples from the shop as well as fun little surprises like fidget toys! https://www.instagram.com/mamakitswares

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Deej McCoy Mamakit on Instagram: "Hello! Welcome to Mamakit's Wares: Accessories for Non-binary Beans!

I'm Mamakit! I've been the Mom friend for as long as I can remember. When I started exploring my gender identity, I finally settled on a few terms that for me well: #transgender #genderfluid and #nonbinary

I use #theythempronouns and enjoy shopping for various pins and accessories that display pronoun preference and gender identity. What I discovered is that there's not a lot of accessories for us and decided to make a little shop to help address that need.

Right now, I sell 1 inch buttons for $1 each. $1 delivery fee if in West Philadelphia. $2 delivery fee outside of West Philadelphia but still within Philly proper. $8 shipping outside of Philadelphia. Buy 12 or more buttons and get free delivery! If you want more that 10, please DM me.

With enough sales, I aim to buy bigger button makers to make bigger buttons. I also hope to do other things like necklaces, earrings and possibly lapel pins, or whatever else the universe wants me to make. 
I also would like to collaborate with other artists to create more pins and other art with local people. 
As of right now, custom orders are disabled. Once most of the original sets are sold, I'll be able to open up customs. 
Thank you for visiting!

#blackbusiness #queerbusiness #nonbinarybusiness #gaybuttons #gayshop #queerart #pronouns"

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15 likes, 0 comments - mamakitswares on August 16, 2019: "Hello! Welcome to Mamakit's Wares: Accessories for Non-binary Beans!

I'm Mamakit! I've been the Mom friend for as long as I can remember. When I started exploring my gender identity, I finally settled on a few terms that for me well: #transgender #genderfluid and #nonbinary

I use #theythempronouns and enjoy shopping for various pins and accessories that display pronoun preference and gender identity. What I discovered is that there's not a lot of accessories for us and decided to make a little shop to help address that need.

Right now, I sell 1 inch buttons for $1 each. $1 delivery fee if in West Philadelphia. $2 delivery fee outside of West Philadelphia but still within Philly proper. $8 shipping outside of Philadelphia. Buy 12 or more buttons and get free delivery! If you want more that 10, please DM me.

With enough sales, I aim to buy bigger button makers to make bigger buttons. I also hope to do other things like necklaces, earrings and possibly lapel pins, or whatever else the universe wants me to make. 
I also would like to collaborate with other artists to create more pins and other art with local people. 
As of right now, custom orders are disabled. Once most of the original sets are sold, I'll be able to open up customs. 
Thank you for visiting!

#blackbusiness #queerbusiness #nonbinarybusiness #gaybuttons #gayshop #queerart #pronouns". 

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