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September 2, 2025 by Laura Rico

The disability pride flag, with a muted black background and a diagonal stripe of red, yellow, white, blue, and green, symbolizes the barriers disabilities create and the history of ableist violence. The black background represents mourning the victims of ableist violence, the diagonal line cuts across societal barriers, and the colors represent physical, sensory, psychiatric, intellectual/neurodivergent, and invisible disabilities.

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The disability pride flag, with a muted black background and a diagonal stripe of red, yellow, white, blue, and green, symbolizes the barriers disabilities create and the history of ableist violence. The black background represents mourning the victims of ableist violence, the diagonal line cuts across societal barriers, and the colors represent physical, sensory, psychiatric, intellectual/neurodivergent, and invisible disabilities.

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