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A grey offset handle cane with a red exclamation mark next to it. — Need my cane | By Fractals.

A grey offset handle cane with a yellow hand touching the cane. A red x is over where the hand touches the cane. — Don’t touch my cane (Variation 1) | By Fractals.

A grey offset handle cane with a yellow hand touching the cane. A red x is next to the cane. — Don’t touch my cane (Variation 2) | By Fractals.

A drawing of a tablet with an AAC app open on it. Under and to the left is a not equals sign and a phone open to a phone call and a tablet open to the lock screen. To the right is an equals sign and a speech bubble with garbled text inside. — My AAC is not a device, it is my voice | By Fractals.

A drawing of a tablet with an AAC app open on it. Under and to the left is a not equals sign and a grey game controller. To the right is an equals sign and a speech bubble with garbled text inside. — My AAC is not for games, it is my voice | By Fractals.

A red blob on a lower pedestal and a purple blob on a higher pedestal. The red blob uses a wheelchair and is outlined in bronze. The purple blob does not use a wheelchair and is outlined in yellow with sparkles around it. the whole drawing is crossed out — able-bodied people aren't better than disabled people | By Esrah.

person in a self-propelled manual chair, stopped by stairs. on top of the stairs is a person without any mobility aids, in a confident pose with their hands on their hips. the person without the mobility aids is benefiting from the barrier that is preventing the wheelchair user from reaching their position. — ableism | By M.

A tan suitcase with a red infinity symbol on it. Behind is a red X — Autism is not an accessory you can bring or leave behind | By Esrah.

a speech bubble crossed out with a grey X. Beside it is a clock circled by a green arrow. — being nonverbal is a long term state | By Esrah.

a speech bubble crossed out with a grey dashed line. Beside it is a clock circled by a green arrow. — being semiverbal is a long term state | By Esrah.

on the top left cornor is an AAC tablet, some communication cards, and a yellow person talking. The AAC tablet has a speech bubble showing a red square and green triangle, the communication cards have a blue circle and red square, and the person has a speech bubble showing a green triangle and blue circle. On the bottom right corner is the human rights symbol, which is a blue hand. Connecting both corners are green-teal arrows pointing towards the blue hand. — communication is a human right | By Ottertime.

two faces with a light blue unequal sign between them. the first face looks tired, with a flat face and eyebags, and three dark blue clouds above them. the second face has closed eyes, is frowning, and has tears running down their face. — depression does not equal sadness | By Petri.

two faces with a dark blue unequal sign between them. the first face looks tired, with a flat face and eyebags, and three dark blue clouds above them. the second face has closed eyes, is frowning, and has tears running down their face. — depression does not equal sadness | By Petri.

Two hands reach towards a person holding a purple tablet AAC device. There are red X’s above each hand. — don't touch me or my AAC | By Blackholemojis.

two people in an unbalanced, unequal, pair of scales. On the left is a person colored with the disability pride flag. On the right is a person without the disability pride flag who is higher up. Around the image is a red circle with a line through it, which is a standard sign that means something must not happen — do not treat me differently because of my disability | By Neon & M.

a visibly uncomfortable brown dog wearing a red collar and a red service dog vest. it is being patted on the head by a gray paw. Over the gray paw is a red X — don't pet my service dog | By Ottertime.

two people in an unbalanced, unequal, pair of scales. On the left is a person with a green brain who is lower down. On the right is a person with a purple brain who is lower up. They are “standard emoji yellow”. Around the image is a red circle with a line through it, which is a standard sigh that means something must not happen. — don't treat me differently because I'm shizophrenic | By M.

a yellow person in a gray wheelchair looking uncomfortable. On the handle is the arm of a white person touching the wheelchairs handle. Over the white person's hand is a red X — don't touch my wheelchair | By Ottertime.

a self-propelled manual wheelchair. over it, red text says 'Dont Touch'. — don't touch my wheelchair | By Gleepglorpian.

a pair of walking crutches. over them, red text says 'Dont Touch'. — don't touch my crutches | By Gleepglorpian.

a grey and blue paw touching a pair of grey glasses. Over that is a red circle with a line through it — don't touch my glasses | By OtterTime.

A person with a snarky expression pointing. They have a speech bubble with a multicolored blob to represent delusions. A crossed out red circle points to this action. — don't use delusional as an insult | By Esrah.

a hand with a lighter hand over it, with a curved green arrow indicating from the higher hand to the lower one. — hand over hand | By M.

image of a red arrow pointing from a crossed out ear to a blue dog — I am D/deaf | By cytochrome-sea.

image of a red arrow pointing from a crossed out ear to a blue dog with a red x next to it — I am not D/deaf | By cytochrome-sea.

a drawing of a large yellow nose. two black arrows underneath the nostrils point towards the nostrils, and two point away, symbolizing breathing. there is a black X next to the nose. — I can't breathe through my nose | By Petri

an uncomfortable emoji yellow figure, a crossed out seeing eye to the side of them. they are looking towards it anxiously. — I don't like eye contact | By K9.

A red figure with arms crossed over their shoulders in an 'X'. to the right of them are two crossed bandaids or plasters with green sparkles around them — I don't want a "cure" | By M.

A brain above a 'does not equal' sign above a green check mark. — intelligent doesn't equal good | By M.

a drawing of a plain yellow person looking uncomfortable, with their shoulders raised, their mouth in a squiggly line, and a sweat droplet on their head. next to them is a pink square containing the OCD hourglass symbol and a laughing face with a green arrow pointing to it. — I'm not comfortable with OCD jokes | By Petri.

a curve that transitions in color from green on the left to yellow, orange, and finally red to black on the right. The line peaks at the red section, where a red exclamation mark is, After this peak, the line sharply drops down to zigzags erratically. it has a red arrow pointing at the peak. — I'm on the verge of a meltdown | By Vixen.

A drawing of a backpack with one pocket open to show that it is filled with various snacks. Next to it is a spiky speech balloon with an exclamation point and the disability sun symbol. The disability sun symbol is a big outer ring with a smaller dot inside, all colored to match the disability pride flag with grey, red, yellow, blue, and green. the backpack is teal, yellow, and purple with an argyle pattern, and a yellow star keychain dangles off the zipper. — I need to bring snacks because of my disability | By Plum.

A drawing of a grey backpack and a spiky speech bubble containing a red exclamation point and the disability/handicap symbol consisting of a blue pictogram of a wheelchair user. — I need to keep my backpack with me because of my disability | By Plum

A drawing of a simplified yellow human holding a reusable plastic water bottle with two hands. Next to them is the disability sun symbol, which is a small circle inside a bigger ring, colored like the disability pride flag, followed by a red exclamation point. A red arrow goes from these symbols and points at the bottle the person is holding. The person is standing upright and has no facial features other than oblong dot eyes that don’t bear any particular expression. They are bald and don’t wear any clothing. Their hands are more akin to paws. — I need to have my water bottle with me because of my disability | By Plum

A drawing of a simplified yellow human holding a reusable plastic water bottle with two hands. A stylized depiction of the sun is in the top left corner of the image. To the person’s right is the disability sun symbol, which is a small circle inside a bigger ring, colored like the disability pride flag, followed by a red exclamation point. A red arrow goes from these symbols and points at the bottle the person is holding. The person is standing upright and has no facial features other than oblong dot eyes that don’t bear any particular expression. They are bald and don’t wear any clothing. Their hands are more akin to paws. — I need to have my water bottle with me in the heat because of my disability | By Plum

a red arrow points from a sad grey thinking bubble has fiery arrows pointing into it to a pink heart w two red exclamation points coming off it and a rainbow arrow pointing back to the heart. there is a red x next to it — intrusive thoughts are not desires | By cytochrome-sea.

In the top left corner is a black AAC device, in the bottom right corner is a colorful stacking toy with a red circle with a line thru it on top, there is two arrows pointing from the AAC to the 'no toy' drawing. — my AAC is not a toy | By Vixen.

a figure in the stripes of the disability pride flag with an arrow pointing to them, two red 'x's, and a blue figure strugglng to carry a heavy red weight. — my disability doesn't make me a burden | By M & Neon.

multicolored symbols of different disabilities in one transparent circle, and multicolored dots outside another, smaller transparent circle. — nothing about us without us | By Eldritch-Emojis.

an angry yellow person crossing their arms. In the top right corner is a yellow face with a speech bubble next to them. In that speech bubble is a blue circle. Next to the yellow face is a white and teal ear. Above all the things in the top right corner is a red X. — no, you can't hear my mouth voice | By Ottertime.

a figure with a slight smile thinking about another person, who has their hands on their hips and is wearing a cape. the person being thought about is emoji yellow and has a green cape. — presume competence | By M.

The “psywiggle” symbol, which is an arrow pointing left and right with a wave in the middle, colored purple inside a speech bubble. Below is a “is not equal to” sign and a cartoony emoji person with red “devil” horns, angry eyebrows, and a toothy smile. — ‘psychotic’ does not mean ‘evil’ | By Plum.

blue text that says 'nonverbal IS NOT temporary!!' — nonverbal is not temporary | By Gleepglorpian.

yellow text that says 'nonverbal IS NOT temporary!!' — nonverbal is not temporary | By Gleepglorpian.

A drawing of an emoji yellow person with a green disability symbol on their head. They are thinking a thought bubble which contains the disability symbol with a large red X over it. — internalised ableism | By Petri.

person in a self-propelled manual chair, stopped by stairs. on top of the stairs is a person without any mobility aids, in a confident pose with their hands on their hips.the person without the mobility aids is benefiting from the barrier that is preventing the wheelchair user from reaching their position. a red arrow points at the person without mobility aids, on the top of the stairs. the arrow is inside the stairs, and is also pointing at the stairs themselves. this way, the picture can mean both “ableist” as a description, and “ableist” as a person who enforces and uses ableism. — ableist | By M.

a simple yellow head puts a green circle in their mouth, and above them are thought bubbles with green circles in them. this represents addiction. an arrow points from the thought bubbles to a disability symbol (the disability sun symbol, in disability pride flag pattern), and above the arrow is an equals sign — addiction is a disability | By M.

a gold infinity symbol above a fasces. in between them, a dull green arrow points from the infinity to the fasces, but is crossed out by a red 'not permitted' sign which is beside and partly on top of it. — autism doesn't make people fascist | By M.

the gold infinity symbol above a ‘does not equal sign’ above a red spiky speech balloon with a dollar sign ($), exclamation point (!), number sign (#), and an asterisk (*) in it. — autism is not a bad word | By Crows.

a gold infinity symbol and a simplified person who looks sick with a red ‘not equal’ sign between them — autism is not a disease | By Crows.

on the left is a red infinity sign. on the right is a yellow person wearing a blue superhero costume and a red cape, with stars coming out of their hand. Between the two is a gray equal sign, crossed over with a red diagonal dash. — autism is not super power | By Ottertime.

the autistic symbol is on the left, a red crossed out equal sign is in the middle and a grey person with ears is on the right looking happy — being autistic is not fun | By Leo.

a person looking annoyed and a caffeine molecule with green lightning bolts coming off it — caffeine addiction is not a joke | By cytochrome-sea.

a drawing of a green triangle with an eye inside is on the top left, in the center is an equal sign with a red X over it, and in the bottom right corner is the symbol for psychosis, a double ended arrow with a symmetrical squiggle. — conspiracy theory does not equal schizophrenia | By Lady.

on the left is the disability sun with the colors of the disability flag on it. on the right is a yellow person wearing a blue superhero costume and a red cape, with stars coming out of their hand. Between the two is a gray equal sign, crossed over with a red diagonal dash — disabilities are not super powers | By Ottertime.

the disability sun symbol, patterned with the disability pride flag, with two red horns, and a big black and white 'x' over it. — disabilities don't make people evil | By M (adapted from StellarSymbols).

A red blob on a higher pedestal and a purple blob on a lower pedestal. The red blob uses a wheelchair and is outlined in yellow with sparkles. The purple blob does not use a wheelchair and is outlined in bronze — disabled people don't exist to be inspirational | By Esrah.

the disabled sun sign ; it has 2 grey hands emerging from it , they are trying to grab a yellow straw . — disabled people need straws / plastic straws | By Tonto.

a yellow hand reaching for the handle of a decorated cane. The hand is crossed out by a red line. The cane has a derby handle, and has cutesy stickers and keychains on it. — do not touch my cane | By Esrah.

a person speaking is on the left. In the middle is a red crossed out equal sign. On the right is a robot speaking. — don't call my voice robotic | By Leo.

a styleized drawing of a yellow person holding a blue aac device, in the top right corner a hand is reaching to touch the device, a large red X is above the hand. the outlines are colored in black. — don't touch my AAC device | By Eldritch-Emojis.

a black walking cane with a kandi bracelet dangling from below the handle. over it, red text says 'Dont Touch'. — don't touch my cane | By Gleepglorpian.

black lines with white shadow/cutout backgroup. two beating pink hearts connected, above a 'does not equal' sign, above a balanced pair of golden scales. — empathy is not morality | By M.

a red arrow points from a blue shield with a yellow star to a pink aac tablet. there are three figures with different skin tones nearby — everyone deserves to communicate | By Chrome.

a yellow figure is on the left laughing, it has a speech bubble on the right with the text “everyone’s a little autistic ” on top of the whole image is a red line to show “not” or “no” — everyone is not on the spectrum | By Vixen.

a drawing of a large yellow nose. two brown arrows underneath the nostrils point towards the nostrils, and two light brown ones point away, symbolizing breathing. there is a red X next to the nose. — I can't breathe through my nose | By Petri

two people, one using a wheelchair and one standing, in front of three buildings: a house, an apartment building, and a store. — I deserve to live in the community | By dtcd.

a red arrow points from a blue shield with a yellow star to a pink AAC tablet — I deserve to communicate | By Chrome.

an uncomfortable white figure, a crossed out seeing eye to the side of them. they are looking towards it anxiously. — I don't like eye contact | By K9.

on the bottom left corner is an annoyed white person with ear defenders and forearm crutches, aswell as the disability sun on their chest. On the top right corner is a white person sleeping on a dark teal sofa. Between the two is a gray arrow pointing to the top right corner, and on that arrow is a red X — I'm not lazy, I'm disabled | By Ottertime.

Simple yellow person standing holding a light blue water bottle. An exclamation point and the disabled sun symbol are next to them, with an arrow pointing from the disabled sun to the water bottle in their hands. — I need to have a water bottle with me because of my disability | By Plum.

a pair of grey glasses surrounded by five yellow diamonds/rhombus — I need my glasses | By OtterTime.

A drawing of a backpack with one pocket open to show that it is filled with various snacks. Next to it is a spiky speech balloon with an exclamation point and the disability/handicap symbol that is a blue pictogram of a wheelchair user. The disability sun symbol is a big outer ring with a smaller dot inside, all colored to match the disability pride flag with grey, red, yellow, blue, and green. the backpack is teal, yellow, and purple with an argyle pattern, and a yellow star keychain dangles off the zipper. — I need to bring snacks because of my disability | By Plum.

A drawing of a teal and blue backpack and a spiky speech bubble containing a ref exclamation point and the disabled sun symbol. The disabled sun symbol is a large ring with a small dot inside, and it has been colored to match the disability pride flag with diagonal red, yellow, white, blue, and green stripes over a dark grey field. — I need to keep my backpack with me because of my disability | By Plum

two flapping yellow hands in front of and framing a big red exclamation mark — loud hands | By M.

a blue figure with the disability sun symbol on their chest, frowning and pointing to a disability sun symbol, which is on a dark rectangle to the left of them. both disability sun symbols are colord with the disability pride flag. a green arrow points from the rectangle to the blue figure. — my disability does define me | By M, adapted from Plum.

the blue disability symbol is on the left. in the middle is a red crossed out equal sign. on the right is a yellow person laughing — my disability is not funny | By Leo.

a crossed-out arrow goes from a sun to a pair of somewhat tinted glasses. — my glasses aren't sunglasses | By M.

a large figure colored with the NPD pride colors, a not equals sign, and a small purple figure with a spiky red shape in a speech bubble — narcissist doesn't equal abuser | By Ani.

on the left corner is a off white person with lavender cheeks with a yellow narcissus flower on their chest. On the right corner is a black furry creature with horns, claws, and three eyes. Between the two is a gray arrow pointing to the creature and on that arrow is a red X — narcissists aren't monsters | By Ottertime.

the narcissus flower in the colors of the npd flag with red devil horns on top of it. Over that is a black X, showing it is wrong. — NPD doesn't make people evil | By Ottertime.

a hand with a lighter hand over it. there's a big red 'X' with a black outline over the image. — not hand over hand | By M.

black symbols of different disabilities with the words 'nothing about us without us' in red. — nothing about us without us | By Eldritch-Emojis.

a figure with a slight smile thinking about another person, who has their hands on their hips and is wearing a cape. the person being thought about is green and has a gold cape. — presume competence | By M.

green text that says 'nonverbal IS NOT temporary!!' — nonverbal is not temporary | By Gleepglorpian.

a red octagon stop sign with a speech bubble on it. Inside the speech bubble is a colorful blob with pink flowers around it. — stop saying delulu | By Esrah.

a blue figure in a powerchair with an orange blanket. a red arrow from a speech bubble points to them. — talk to me (not my support person) | By M.

A drawing of a orange-yellow person with big blue eyes slightly hunched over looking angry. Next to them is a blue speech bubble. inside the speech bubble there are two red exclamation marks and a spiky red star, underneath that theres a tiny arrow pointing at the disability pride flag. — that's ableist | By Méabh.

A drawing of an emoji yellow person with a green disability sun symnbol on their head. They are thinking a thought bubble which contains the disability sun symbol with a large red X over it. — internalised ableism | By Petri.

A simple yellow animal-like creature holding a cane looking to the left looking annoyed. on the left there is a large, pink spiky speech bubble with a question mark and a disability flag coloured circle inside. next to the creature's face there is a red squiggle. — Yes I'm actually disabled | By Vixen.

A drawing of a blue AAC tablet and a swaddled baby, with a 'not equal' sign between them. In front of the baby is a silver iPad, and there is a speech bubble with scribbles in it coming from the AAC tablet. — AAC is not iPad kids | By Petri.

on the left corner is a dark grey person with a purple inverted scale on their chest. On the right corner is a black furry creature with horns, claws, and three eyes. Between the two is a gray arrow pointing to the creature and on that arrow is a red X — antisocial people aren't monsters | By Ottertime.

A black-and-white bust of Hans Asperger. Behind and to the top left of him is an hourglass with a big red X behind it. from it point two grey arrows; the first comes from the left side of the hourglass and points to the left, the second comes from the top of the hourglass and curves down to the left. — Asperger's is outdated | By M.

A green curved arrow pointing from a gold infinityy symbol to black and white drawing of Hans Asperger with a red x net to it. — autism not Asperger's | By M.

A drawing of a gold infinity symbol and a speech bubble with a does not equal symbol between them. Inside the speech bubble is a hashtag, and exclamation mark, a lighting bolt and a spiral, all in red. — autistic isn't an insult | By Fractals.

a yellow heart in a red circle. from the left and right of the circle comes an identical arrow in shades of blue, starting from the bottom of the circle and pointing to the top of it. — by us, for us | By M.

a speech bubble with a brain & 2 chillies next to it , over the speech bubbe there is a red cross . — don't call me neurospicy | By Tonto.

a stylised neurodiversity symbol (a rainbow infinity sign) over a red chili. they are in a crossed-out circle, like a 'not permitted' sign, with a white background. — don't call me neurospicy | By M.

a blue lightbulb with a dark blue puzzle piece inside. There is a red X over the lightbulb — don't light it up blue | By Ottertime.

a blue dog glaring at the camera next to an acoustic guitar and a red x — don't say acoustic | By cytochrome-sea.

AAC on a tablet, phone, or small book or board. over it, red text says 'Dont Touch'. — don't touch my AAC | By Gleepglorpian.

a styleized drawing of a yellow person holding a blue aac device, in the top right corner a hand is reaching to touch the device, a large red X is above the hand. the outlines are colored in darker versions of the base colors. — don't touch my AAC device | By Eldritch-Emojis.

two people in an unbalanced, unequal, pair of scales. On the left is a person with the disability sun symbol. On the right is a person without the disability sun symbol who is higher up. Around the image is a red circle with a line through it, which is a standard sign that means something must not happen — do not treat me differently because of my disability | By Neon & M.

two yellow hands stimming by flapping their wrists inside a green circle , with several people’s heads around it . The people are very diverse , to represent “everyone” . — everyone can stim | By Tonto.

a person is on the left. In the middle is a red crossed out equal sign. On the right is a robot. — I am not a robot | By Leo.

a grey person who is bigger than average is on the left. a red equal sign with a line through it is in the middle. the disability symbol is on the right — I'm not disabled because I'm fat | By Leo.

a symbol of an emoji-yellow person holding an aac, there is a green arrow pointing at their aac, & two orange exclamation marks above the arrow . — I need my AAC | By Tonto.

a yellow person wearing a disability flag shirt, pointing sternly at the disability sun symbol with the disability flag overlaid, teetering on the top of a yellow caution sign. The person’s speech bubble above them has a red X. — I will not endanger myself to prove my disability | By Esrah.

a person wearing a disability flag shirt, pointing sternly to a disability sun symbol with the disability flag overlaid, teetering on the top of a yellow caution sign. The speech bubble above them has a red X. The person has light brown skin, earrings, half shaved blue hair, and a nasal cannula — I will not endanger myself to prove my disability | By Esrah.

a green figure with an arrow pointing to them, two red 'x's, and a blue figure strugglng to carry a heavy red weight. — I am not a burden | By M.

A blue hand with the palm facing up, above it is two bubbles, one large, one small, and a red exclamation point. In the large bubble is a symbol of a person in a wheelchair, in the smaller bubble is an aac tablet and communicating cards, above both those there is a disability sun symbol. — I need my disability aids | By Neon

A drawing of a blue and teal backpack and a spiky speech bubble containing a red exclamation point and the disability/handicap symbol consisting of a blue pictogram of a wheelchair user. — I need to keep my backpack with me because of my disability | By Plum

A drawing of a grey backpack and a spiky speech bubble containing a ref exclamation point and the disabled sun symbol. The disabled sun symbol is a large ring with a small dot inside, and it has been colored to match the disability pride flag with diagonal red, yellow, white, blue, and green stripes over a dark grey field. — I need to keep my backpack with me because of my disability | By Plum

a stage with red and yellow curtains framing a blue square with an active wheelchair user symbol. A person looks at the stage, and a thought bubble coming off them has a green checkmark inside it. Below all this is a large red X. — I won’t perform my disability in order to be believed | By Esrah

a stage with red and yellow curtains framing a square with the disability flag on it. A person looks at the stage, and a thought bubble coming off them has a green checkmark inside it. Below all this is a large red X. — I won’t perform my disability in order to be believed | By Esrah

a lit lightbulb in a thought bubble that has holes and gaps in it, followed by a red does not equal sign. Below these are another lit lightbulb, and a speech bubble with an unlit lightbulb in it — memory issues are not gaslighting | By Esrah

on the top left corner is the disability sun with the colors of the disability flag. On the bottom right corner is a laughing yellow face with orange lines for emphasis. Between the two is a arrow with a red X on top, pointing towards the laughing face. — my disability is not funny | By Ottertime.

a hand with a lighter hand over it. there's a big red 'X' with a white outline over the image. — not hand over hand | By M.

A big red x over a speech bubble with a speech bubble inside it — never tell me to use my words | By M.

multicolored symbols of different disabilities in one white circle, and multicolored dots outside another, smaller white circle. — nothing about us without us | By Eldritch-Emojis.

a yellow cat-like figure with the schizospec symbol in rainbow. on its face it has red horns and is holding a pitchfork it's sitting in a white circle with a red outline with a slash through it. — people with schizophrenia aren't evil | By Vixen.

a red octagon stop sign with a speech bubble on it. Inside the speech bubble is a green arrow circling back on itself to a 'start' button. The symbol has quotes around it to show it's standing in for another word. — stop saying restarted | By Esrah.

red text that says 'nonverbal IS NOT temporary!!' — nonverbal is not temporary | By Gleepglorpian.

a yellow smiley face with an X over their mouth and a speech bubble with an ellipses in it. There’s a red infinity sign next to them. — nonverbal is a permanent state | By Rae.

a stylized wheelchair symbol with an anthro wolf style, coloured with a textured gradient of the disability flag, accompanied by the phrase 'NOTHING ABOUT US WITHOUT US' in an arch around it in grey. — nothing about us without us | By Vixen.

on the left is a rainbow lightbulb design with lines extenuating and two small leaves with a stem inside. On the right is the rainbow infinity symbol. Between the two is a green arrow pointing to the infinity symbol — personality disorders are neurodivergent | By Ottertime.

A multicolored blob on a lower pedestal and a purple blob on a higher pedestal. The red blob is outlined in bronze, and the purple blob is outlined in yellow with sparkles around it. A red line crosses out the entire thing. — sane people aren't better than psychotic people | By Esrah.

A red blob on a lower pedestal and a purple blob on a higher pedestal. The red blob is outlined in bronze, with the outline pointing to a bottle, pill, and cigarette. The purple blob is outlined in yellow with sparkles around it. A red line crosses out the entire thing. — sober people aren't better than addicts | By Esrah.

a simply drawn person with angry eyes gestures at their fallen ice cream cone while calling it “autistic” (shown by a speech bubble with a rainbow infinity sign). A traffic light is shown with an arrow from it to the speech bubble. The red light on the traffic light is brighter than the yellow or green. — stop calling things autistic | By Rae.

a simply drawn person with angry eyes gestures at their fallen ice cream cone while calling it a slur (shown by a speech bubble with an R and five X’s.). A traffic light is shown with an arrow from it to the speech bubble. The red light on the traffic light is brighter than the yellow or green — stop calling things the r slur | By Rae.

a red octagon stop sign with a speech bubble on it. Inside the speech bubble is an acoustic guitar. The symbol has quotes around it to show it's standing in for another word. — stop saying acoustic | By Esrah.

a yellow figure is on the left laughing, it has a speech bubble on the right with the text “I have a touch of the tism lol ” on top of the whole image is a red line to show “not” or “no” — stop saying you have a touch of the tism | By Vixen.

a speech bubble with a yellow guy ticking in it , under them there are 2 brown lines . In low right corner , on top of the speech bubble , there is a “no” red sign . — that's not what tics are | By Tonto.

sports podium with two tiers. The lower tier has an AAC tablet with shapes coming out of it representing words. The higher tier has a yellow person talking with sparkles around them. Both the person and the AAC tablet have a red square and blue circle inside speech bubbles next to them. There’s a red No sign (a circle with a line through it) around the whole image — using AAC is not inferior to using mouthspeech | By OtterTime.