Delantal Disability Pride Month Of July Awareness Colors

Apron adult size all over print style printed with Disability Pride Month Of July Awareness Colors graphic art design illustration by TheFabricSeal print on demand shop at Zazzle.com #ZazzleMade ©️Original. https://www.zazzle.com/store/thefabricseal This hand drawn graphic art painting design features a unique version of the colorful stripe lines of green, blue, white, yellow and red over a black background popularized for this flag logo. Disability Pride Month Of July is observed to highlight the history, achievements, experiences, and challenges of the disability community. Please display this design proudly to show your support for the event and throughout the year. Join the movement and help raise awareness, advocate for equality and opportunities for individuals with disabilities. Featuring a vibrant colored design that highlights the color symbols of various disabilities. Green for Sensory, Blue for Emotional and Psychiatric, White for non visible and undiagnosed, Yellow for neurodiversity, Red for Physical disabilities, Black background represents mourning, loss and rage for victims of ableist violence and abuse. Whether for yourself or as a thoughtful gift for someone special, these custom printed products featured in our shop are all a meaningful way to celebrate and promote pride in disability identity. Whether you are cooking or serving at home, parties, bakeries, coffeehouses, restaurants, hosting a summer bbq, camping trip vacation, gardening or creating arts & crafts, do so in style with our fully customizable all over print aprons. Our aprons will definitely make a great impression on your guests. These are great high quality product gifts for family, friends and yourself of course. Click on Personalize It and then use the Edit The Design Tool for more customization options if needed including transferring this design to other products from Zazzle. Thank you very much for choosing our online store. We appreciate your support. Enjoy your shopping experience. Cindy and Jeff