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For the first time in (nearly) forever --
I've made a new tee-shirt design and posted it to my Store at Zazzle.com. You can see it, here:
http://www.zazzle.com/diversity_tee-235301749949289862
(It's a "Message Tee" with the slogan: NATURE Adores Diversity)
Detailed description here for those with screen readers
The word "nature" is in a bright floral colored camouflage (like) pattern against black. The letters in "Diversity" are a diverse set of fonts; the "v" is replaced by a LGBTA-Pride striped heart, and the "e" is turned into the wheel on a blue "Wheelchair Access" symbol.
The text is in two lines, and is positioned high on the chest, so it can be more easily read when the wearer is sitting in a wheelchair.
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http://www.zazzle.com/diversity_tee-235301749949289862
(It's a "Message Tee" with the slogan: NATURE Adores Diversity)
Detailed description here for those with screen readers
The word "nature" is in a bright floral colored camouflage (like) pattern against black. The letters in "Diversity" are a diverse set of fonts; the "v" is replaced by a LGBTA-Pride striped heart, and the "e" is turned into the wheel on a blue "Wheelchair Access" symbol.
The text is in two lines, and is positioned high on the chest, so it can be more easily read when the wearer is sitting in a wheelchair.
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I did consider including race diversity, by making each of the remaining letters a different skin tone... But realized that might be considered condescending (not to mention, harder to read).