Autism Acceptance Light It Up Red Baseball T-Shirts

"Red Instead" - A slogan that supports autistic people to freely express themselves. This goes in contrast to "light it up blue" which only promotes the awareness of autism.

Light it up red..Autism acceptance month

Light it Up RED Instead Acceptance of Autism

Don't light it up blue, go #redinstead for Autism acceptance!

"Red Instead" - A slogan that supports autistic people to freely express themselves. This goes in contrast to "light it up blue" which only promotes the awareness of autism.

Autism awareness design. Autism isn't a disability. Its a different ability

Light it Up RED Instead Acceptance of Autism

The best gift for parents of autistic children, dad, mom, brothers, sisters and other family members, for teachers, caregivers, and family members working with, loving and supporting autistic children and adults

Light it Red, REDinstead , Autism-Acceptance promote respect and acceptance towards autistic individuals and more meaningful way to promote the autistic community. Wear this tee for Autistic People Acceptance Month in April. Great outfit idea for Autistic people Acceptance Month in April to support Celebrate Differences in April women, men, mom, dad, warrior, survivor, nurses, husband, wife, daughter, son, sister, family, friends to wear this tee a strong encouragement.

Light it Red, REDinstead , Autism-Acceptance promote respect and acceptance towards autistic individuals and more meaningful way to promote the autistic community. Wear this tee for Autistic People Acceptance Month in April. Great outfit idea for Autistic people Acceptance Month in April to support Celebrate Differences in April women, men, mom, dad, warrior, survivor, nurses, husband, wife, daughter, son, sister, family, friends to wear this tee a strong encouragement.

We light it up red instead of blue, because it can support autistic people directly.

A drawing I did for Autism Acceptance Month in 2017, in support of the "Red Instead" movement against Autism Speaks and "Light It Up Blue". It got a lot more attention than I expected, and the Tumblr post I made along with it still gets frequent likes and reblogs more than a year later, so I figured I might as well make it available to buy on a bunch of stuff. Support the original autistic artist behind this somewhat-popular artwork! https://damondear-art.tumblr.com/post/159129970859/