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A grid of different products featured on the Etsy store KellaCoCreations: Digital Illustrations for Marginalized Communities. Included are: A light blue T-shirt with circle of multicolored figures embracing around the text 'Together We Survived'; A black cellphone case with a pattern of DnD dice in the colors of the asexual flag; a turquoise tote bag with a sunflower and the words 'This is the prime of my life. I'm young, hot, & full of moderate to severe joint pain'; An oversized purple sticker on a laptop with the moon phases in the bisexual flag colors with glowing white text above that says 'Not Just a Phase.' — Etsy.com

Five interlocking circles of color with white borders arranged in a flower , in shades of pink, maroon, brown, and canary yellow. White text above and below says The Future Is Intersectional. It is on a black T-shirt worn by a happy black man. — Etsy.com

Two women of color of different racial backgrounds and varying levels of privilege spend time together. Below is a dark red box with pale pink text that says Explaining Privilege, what is privilege? Yopp Academy. In the top right corner is a yoppvoice.com watermark. — YoppVoice.com

A young boy with dark skin sits on the very top of a mountain, his fist in the air. He is surrounded by a field of clouds that are beautifully colored by the sunrise. — Yoppvoice.com

A book with the title 'Pet' in a large, white, painted font on top of an illustration. There is a cage in the bottom left corner, with a lock and key. There are progressing waves of lighter shades of grey blue in different textures, separated by lines of gold foil. There is a beige bird flying into the top right corner. The book is on a background of textured blobs in different shades of blue, and to the right is a block of text that says: 'Pet' is a poem sequence that navigates the reader through the traumatic and transformative journey of domestic abuse and its aftermath, from losing one's sense of self to coercive violence, to the quiet strength of healing. — Books2Read.com

A dirty jeep loaded with gear drives across a rocky, off-road path surrounded by rough and risky terrain. — Yoppvoice.com

A black man with a beard and short dreads wearing a black pullover hoodie with a drawing of a glowing circle of people with joined arms, in a rainbow of colors, surrounding a blue background and the words Together We Survived. — Etsy.com

A repeat pattern of vertical columns of cartoon spoons with tiny hearts on the handles, on a dark grey background. The majority of the spoons are white outlines with the dark grey showing through. One spoon in each column is colored, following the colors of the disability pride flag: red, blue, green, yellow, and white. The pattern is demoed on a piece of rippling fabric. — See All Spoonflower Products

A woman with tan skin, curly hair, and glasses stands by a polling station, wearing a black T-shirt. The shirt has a graphic design with a proud black cat sitting on top a stack of books in shades of blue and brown. The background is a color blocked circle in shades of grey blue. Above and below the circle in white text it says Childless Cat Lady.

Three people wearing variations of the same shirt. All three have a graphic design with a proud black cat sitting on top a stack of books in shades of blue and brown. The background is a color blocked circle in shades of grey blue. One shirt is black and says Childless Cat Dad, one is Purple and says Childless Cat Lady, and one is brown and says Childless Cat Enby. — Etsy.com

A person wearing a brown shirt which can be seen from the back. On it is a graphic design with a color blocked circle in shades of grey-blue. One of the blocks has a black cat lounging on it like a shelf. The next one down has a tipped over flower pot. The next has a mug of coffee and several piles of books. — Etsy.com

A square graphic with the blue heading Health Is Always Changing. Below in black text it says, I used to need to shower every day to manage my pain; Now it’s better to shower infrequently... Exercise used to cause my pain to flare; Now I need daily walks for my digestion. I used to require PT exercises before anything vaguely physical or I risked a flare; Now I sometimes go several days without PT and don’t lose any functionality. The background is a repeat pattern of lines of spoons in the colors of the disability pride flag.

a graphic advertising a 10% off sale on all disability and chronic illness related products in the KellaCoCreations Etsy store. Displayed are three example products: A skater dress with a repeat pattern of lines of spoons in the colors of the disability pride flag, a black T-shirt with turquoise text that says This is the prime of my life, I'm young, hot, and full of moderate to severe joint pain, next to a cartoon sunflower, and a baby blue hoodie with a cartoon rainbow and a smiling blue star at the end with black text that says Yes I have tried yoga please suggest literally anything else.

A graphic in the colors of disability pride (muted green, blue, white, yellow, and red on a dark grey background) that says July is Disability Pride Month, with a series of hands reaching up as if to declare their presence.

7 phases of the moon in a gradient of 7 colors of the rainbow. It is demoed on an oval, turquoise sticker, 6 inches long, with a white border, on a small spiral notebook surrounded by colored pencils, on a bright pink surface. — Etsy.com

7 phases of the moon in a gradient of the asexual pride colors: black, grey, white, and magenta, demoed on an oval, dark purple sticker, 6 inches long, with a white border, It is on the back of a laptop used by two smiling gay women in a coffee shop. — Etsy.com

An 6 inch dark blue oval sticker with 7 phases of the moon in a gradient of the transgender pride colors: blue, pink, and white, and a white border. A black gender nonconforming person is holding a pink notebook with the sticker on the front. — Etsy.com

A light blue background covered in multi colored cut-outs of shapes reminiscent of the gendered symbols on bathrooms. On top is a white box with blue text that says: The knowledge that I had Dissociative Identity Disorder came with the understanding that I no longer had one sexual orientation and gender identity to contend with. I had dozens of them -- Kella Hanna-Wayne.

7 phases of the moon in a gradient of the nonbinary pride colors: yellow, white, purple, and black. It is demoed on a grape purple T-shirt on a genderqueer person with long curly hair, earrings, makeup and a big smile. — Etsy.com

7 phases of the moon in a gradient of the nonbinary pride colors: yellow, white, purple, and black. It is demoed on a sky blue T-shirt on a feminine person with long highlighted hair, hoop earrings, makeup and a big smile with their eyes closed. — Etsy.com

A repeating pattern of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in genderqueer pride flag colors: Purple, white, and green on a dark green background. It is demoed on an iPhone 12 tough case held by a happy muslim woman wearing a black scarf and denim jacket. — Etsy.com

A repeating pattern of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in genderqueer pride flag colors: Purple, white, and green on a dark green background. It is demoed on a circular mousepad next to a computer and mint green headphones. — Etsy.com

A brunette woman wearing a sleeveless A-line skater dress with a repeat pattern of abstract waves in the colors of the nonbinary pride flag with a detailed mosaic texture. The pattern creates an arch over the front of the dress. — Etsy.com

A thin blonde woman in a denim jacket wearing a sleeveless A-line skater dress with a repeat pattern of abstract waves in colors of the transgender pride flag in a detailed mosaic texture. — Etsy.com

A 6 by 8 inch square sticker with a design of a detailed mosaic of abstract waves in the colors of the transgender pride flag, pink, baby blue, and white. A black gender nonconforming person is holding a pink notebook with the sticker on the front. — Etsy.com

A 4 by 6 inch square sticker with a design of a detailed mosaic of abstract waves in the colors of the genderfluid pride flag, purple, black, blue, pink, and white. It is on a blank notebook next to colored pencils in transgender pride colors. — Etsy.com

A photo collage of the five black creators interviewed in the round table and their interviewer Dennis Upkins. Between the two rows of photos is the following text: Another universal trait these young, gifted, and Black influencers all share? Each of them have major endeavors outside of social media: entrepreneurial endeavors, interviewing shot-callers on the red carpet at premiere events, and even producing and directing a full length feature film... Rarely do we see these positive and progressive examples of Black Excellence because it debunks the narrative that we’re inferior, lazy, shiftless and ignorant criminals. Commence the debunking. Denny Upkins. — Yoppvoice.com

A brunette woman in a hoodie and baseball cap at a pride parade wearing a drawstring bag with a repeat pattern of abstract waves in the colors of the transgender pride flag, with a detailed mosaic texture. It has two black cords for shoulder straps. — Etsy.com

A brunette woman in a black dress and sneakers holding a drawstring bag with a repeat pattern of abstract waves in rainbow colors with a detailed mosaic texture, including red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, black, and brown. — Etsy.com

A brunette woman out walking on a sunny day wearing a sleeveless A-line skater dress with a repeat pattern of abstract waves in rainbow colors with a detailed mosaic texture. The pattern creates an arch over the front of the dress. — Etsy.com

A brunette woman with her back to the camera wearing a sleeveless A-line skater dress with a repeat pattern of abstract waves in colors of the bisexual pride flag in a detailed mosaic texture. The pattern creates an arch over the back of the dress. — Etsy.com

A repeating pattern of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in Nonbinary Pride Flag colors: Yellow, purple, and white, on a black background. It is demoed on a rectangular mousepad with rounded corners on a glowing purple LED light and matching mouse. — Etsy.com

7 phases of the moon in a gradient of the genderqueer pride colors: purple, white, and green. It is demoed on a navy T-shirt on a plus-size black woman with short natural hair, looking out over the roof tops. — Etsy.com

A compilation of six photos in two rows of three, showing the same light skinned body with glasses and long brown hair, but each face has a drastically different expression and showing different styles of hair, clothes, and makeup. In between the two rows is the following text: It was a nerve-wracking prospect to post a bunch of photos of the same body and say “Hey, there’s a different identity in each of these photos.” Would anyone else be able to tell, or was this just internal knowledge for our own benefit? — Yoppvoice.com

Two types of wrapping paper with a repeat pattern of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice, one in pansexual Pride colors on pink paper, the other in bisexual pride colors on blue paper. The paper is demoed on birthday presents wrapped in colorful ribbons. — Etsy.com

A set of 13 small stickers of the 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice, as well as orbs and stars, in asexual pride colors: black, grey, white, ad purple. The stickers have a transparent border and are displayed on the corner of a laptop. — Etsy.com

7 phases of the moon in a gradient of the nonbinary pride colors: yellow, white, purple, and black, with the words Not Just a Phase in a handwritten font above. It is demoed on an oval, 10 in, blue sticker, with a white border, on a silver laptop. — Etsy.com

A repeating pattern of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in Bisexual Pride Flag colors: Blue, Magenta, and Purple, on a dark blue background. It is on an asymmetrical sleeveless skater dress with a scoop neck on a Latino woman, and also on the background. — Etsy.com

A gay couple demos hoodies with seven phases of the moon in a gradient of pride colors: to the left transgender pride, to the right genderfluid pride and the words Not Just a Phase above. — Etsy.com

Four, pale wooden figures gathered together with a large hand holding a large umbrella over them, which is the color of pale skin. To the left on a grey blue background, is the following text: between the DADT repeal, the gutting of the Voter’s Registration Act, the reversal of affirmative action, and the removal of LGBTQ protections, my freedoms and liberties as an LGBTQ of color have been negatively impacted by the Supreme Court’s rulings for the past thirteen years. This is what it means to be a minority in America. Your humanity is compromised by at least three fifths and you’re only one ruling away from being back in shackles. Not so much if you’re cisgender heterosexual and caucasian. To quote the late Paul Mooney, they possess the complexion for the protection. — Yoppvoice.com

A smiling latina woman wearing a light blue, sleeveless skater dress with a repeat pattern of yellow lemons, green fronds and leaves, and tiny blue flowers. The lemons are whole, halved, and quartered in a ditsy pattern. — Etsy.com

A thin blonde woman in a sun hat wearing a lavender, sleeveless skater dress with a repeat pattern of yellow lemons, green fronds and leaves, and tiny blue and purple flowers. The lemons are whole, halved, and quartered in a ditsy pattern. — Etsy.com

A curvy blonde woman with arm tattoos wearing a black sleeveless skater dress with a repeat pattern of yellow lemons, green fronds and leaves, and tiny blue flowers. The lemons are whole, halved, and quartered in a ditsy pattern. — Etsy.com

A brunette woman shown from the back wearing a dark blue, sleeveless skater dress with a repeat pattern of yellow lemons, green fronds and leaves, and tiny blue flowers. The lemons are whole, halved, and quartered in a ditsy pattern. — Etsy.com

A thin blonde woman in a denim jacket wearing a salmon pink, sleeveless skater dress with a repeat pattern of golden yellow lemons, sage green fronds, and tiny pink and red flowers. The lemons are whole, halved, and quartered in a ditsy pattern. — Etsy.com

A Samsung Galaxy S24 phone case with a vibrantly colorful repeat pattern of stained glass in abstract flowing shapes in vivid shades of yellow, orange, magenta, and purple. The phone is sitting on a wooden table next to a plant. — Etsy.com

A smiling Latina woman wearing a sleeveless scoop neck skater dress with a vibrantly colorful repeat pattern of stained glass in abstract flowing shapes in vivid shades of yellow, orange, magenta, and purple. There is a light pink background behind her. — Etsy.com

A vibrantly colorful repeat pattern of stained glass in abstract flowing shapes in vivid shades of yellow, orange, magenta, and purple divided by lines of black. The pattern is demoed on a piece of rippling fabric. — See All Spoonflower Products

A vibrantly colorful repeat pattern of stained glass in abstract flowing shapes in vivid shades of yellow, orange, magenta, and purple divided by lines of black. — Stained Glass Fire

A repeat pattern of different shapes and sizes of mushrooms, a snail, twigs, acorns, leaves, and berries in a brown, beige, and red color palette on a tan background. In the bottom right corner is the Kella Hanna-Wayne and Co watermark. — Mushroom Forest

A blonde woman in sunglasses wearing a tan pleated, sleeveless skater dress with a repeat pattern of different shapes and sizes of mushrooms, a snail, twigs, acorns, leaves, and berries in a brown, beige, and red color palette. There is a large graphic heart on a purple background behind her. — Etsy.com

A tan iPhone 14 Pro Max case with a repeat pattern of different shapes and sizes of mushrooms, a snail, twigs, acorns, leaves, and berries in a brown, beige, and red color palette. It's sitting on a black marble table. — Etsy.com

A repeat pattern of different shapes and sizes of mushrooms, a snail, twigs, acorns, leaves, and berries in a brown, beige, and red color palette on a tan background, demoed on a rippling piece of fabric. — See all Spoonflower products

An abstract line drawing of a circle of people with joined arms surrounding the hand written words Together We Survived in white on a dark blue circle. It is on a light blue T-shirt worn by a cheerful black woman with glasses and short natural hair. — Etsy.com

An abstract line drawing of a circle of people with joined arms surrounding the hand written words Together We Survived in dark blue on a periwinkle circle. It is on a charcoal T-shirt worn by a thoughtful plus size woman with dark hair. — Etsy.com

An abstract line drawing of a circle of people with joined arms surrounding the hand written words Together We Survived in white on a black T-shirt. It is worn by a bald man of color looking off camera with his hands in his pockets — Etsy.com

An abstract line drawing of a circle of people with joined arms surrounding the hand written words Together We Survived in white on a dark pink circle. It is on a light pink T-shirt worn by a sweet young woman with nose piercings petting her cat. — Etsy.com

A digital painting of two brown otters floating on their backs on a stream turquoise water, holding paws with their eyes closed blissfully. They are surrounded by purple flowers in a heart shape. The design is demoed on a hard backed journal. — Etsy.com

An 11-oz classic white mug with a digital painting on it of two brown otters floating on their backs on turquoise water, holding paws with their eyes closed blissfully. They are surrounded by purple flowers in a heart shape. — Etsy.com

A peach colored skater dress with a repeat pattern of baking elements, like cupcakes, pies, cookies, whisks, rolling pins, sprinkles, flour and sugar in a cartoon style, in a pink, orange, and beige color palette. It is worn by a smiling latina woman — Etsy.com

A brown skater dress with a repeat pattern of baking elements, like cupcakes, pies, cookies, whisks, rolling pins, sprinkles, flour and sugar in a cartoon style, in a pink, orange, and beige color palette. It is worn by a thin blonde woman. — Etsy.com

A dark blue skater dress with a repeat pattern of baking elements, like cupcakes, pies, cookies, whisks, rolling pins, sprinkles, flour and sugar in a cartoon style, in a pink, orange, and beige color palette. It is worn by a smiling brunette woman. — Etsy.com

A square graphic with a closeup photo of the faces of two women with tan skin and brown eyes, with only one eye of each of them visible. Below is a maroon box with white text that says: The process of realigning yourself to safety is incredibly disorienting, and since you left that relationship doubting everything that you know about yourself, how can you remember who you are when your perceptions of the world are so scrambled? I want to help you navigate out of that nightmare. I will be your mirror. I will remind you of you who are-- Kella Hanna-Wayne. — Yoppvoice.com

A black skater dress with a repeat pattern of unique flowers and plants, including orchid italica, Jade Vine, Mimosa tree flowers and Mountain cornflower in a neon pink, orange, yellow, purple, and blue color palette, worn by a smiling latina woman. — Etsy.com

A repeat pattern of stamp art of the veins from a cluster of three leaves, in varying shades of purple and pink. The clusters of leaves are spaced with only small gaps between them and are facing in all different directions. The stamps are on a dark purple background. The pattern is demoed on a large throw blanket draped over a grey couch. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeat pattern of stamp art of the veins from a cluster of three leaves, in varying shades of blue, teal, and brown. The clusters of leaves are spaced with only small gaps between them and are facing in all different directions. The stamps are on a dark blue background. The pattern is demoed on a pair of dinner napkins. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeat pattern of stamp art of the veins from a cluster of three leaves, in varying shades of green. The clusters of leaves are spaced with only small gaps between them and are facing in all different directions. The stamps are on a dark green background. The pattern is demoed on a piece of rippling fabric. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeat pattern of stamp art of the veins from a cluster of three leaves, in varying shades of blue, grey, and brown. The clusters of leaves are spaced with only small gaps between them and are facing in all different directions. The stamps are on a pale yellow background. The pattern is demoed on a queen sized duvet cover and set of pillow cases. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeat pattern of stamp art of the veins from a cluster of three leaves, in varying shades of blue, grey, and brown. The clusters of leaves are spaced with only small gaps between them and are facing in all different directions. The stamps are on a dark brown background. The pattern is demoed on a short, narrow lumbar pillow case. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeat pattern of stamp art of the veins from a cluster of three leaves, in varying shades of blue, grey, and brown. The clusters of leaves are spaced with only small gaps between them and are facing in all different directions. The stamps are on a dark brown background. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Tri Leaf Stamp Art Brown, Blue & White

A repeat pattern of stamp art of the veins from a cluster of three leaves, in varying shades of blue, grey, and brown. The clusters of leaves are spaced with only small gaps between them and are facing in all different directions. The stamps are on a pale yellow background. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Tri Leaf Stamp Art Brown, Yellow & Blue

A repeat pattern of stamp art of the veins from a cluster of three leaves, in varying shades of purple and pink. The clusters of leaves are spaced with only small gaps between them and are facing in all different directions. The stamps are on a dark purple background. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Tri Leaf Stamp Art Purple

A repeat pattern of stamp art of the veins from a cluster of three leaves, in varying shades of green. The clusters of leaves are spaced with only small gaps between them and are facing in all different directions. The stamps are on a dark green background. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Tri Leaf Stamp Art Green

A repeat pattern of stamp art of the veins from a cluster of three leaves, in varying shades of blue, teal, and brown. The clusters of leaves are spaced with only small gaps between them and are facing in all different directions. The stamps are on a dark blue background. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Tri Leaf Stamp Art Blue & Teal

An abstract line drawing of a circle of people with joined arms surrounding the hand written words Together We Survived in white on a black T-shirt. It is worn by a woman with heavily tattooed arms, sunglasses, piercings, and blue braided extensions — Etsy.com

An abstract line drawing of a circle of people with joined arms surrounding the hand written words Together We Survived in dark blue on a periwinkle circle. It is on a navy T-shirt worn by a happy, plus size, middle aged woman sitting with her dog. — Etsy.com

A dark blue 3-inch circular sticker with a white abstract line drawing of a circle of people with joined arms surrounding the hand written words Together We Survived. It is on a small spiral notebook surrounded by tiny purple flowers. — Etsy.com

A dark pink 4-inch circular sticker with a white abstract line drawing of a circle of people with joined arms surrounding the hand written words Together We Survived. It is on a blank white page of a notebook surrounded by pretty white flowers. — Etsy.com

A graphic of a young woman sitting by herself by a window, looking solitary. Over top is a white box with text that says, The stigma against anti-depressants is really just a poorly disguised cultural rejection of all mental illness, otherwise known as ableism. It’s the idea that you shouldn’t need treatment, that if you just make one or two simple changes you’ll no longer have that problem, that most people would rather you pretend you don’t have this problem so they don’t have to think about it. And that if these minor changes and pretending everything is fine doesn’t fix it, you are dismissed as too dysfunctional to be offered compassion. — Yoppvoice.com

A graphic with a photo of Ressie G: A dark skinned black man with full lips, beautiful eyes, and a short black beard. wearing a dark turquoise turban, a white button down shirt, and a gold key necklace. Over top are two text bubbles that read: to me, activism and education go hand in hand. We all have to be able to feel strongly about something so that we can help each other as the human race. In the same breath, we have to acknowledge the lack of advocacy for Black and Brown communities. The days of shaming our own race and community should be gone but they are still here. — Yoppvoice.com

A periwinkle tote bag with a drawing of a peach and red orchid on a green stem arching over decorative text saying Needing extra care doesnt make you a burden. The words are framed by green vines. The bag is laid out next to a cute cat. — Etsy.com

In a cartoonish font, black text says This is the prime of my life. I am young, hot and full of moderate to severe joint pain. Next to the text is a cartoon sunflower. This is demoed on a 6 x 8 inch light turquoise sticker on a large grey suitcase. — Etsy.com

A repeating pattern of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in Asexual Pride Flag colors: Purple, white, and grey on a black background. It is on an asymmetrical sleeveless skater dress with a scoop neck on a confident woman with tattoos posing outside. — Etsy.com

A repeating pattern of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in GenderfluidPride Flag colors: Purple, white, blue, and pink on a black background. It is demoed on an iPhone 14 Pro Max sitting on a white table. — Etsy.com

A set of 13 small stickers of the 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice, as well as orbs and stars, in bisexual pride colors: blue, purple, and pink. The stickers have a white border and are displayed on a blue notebook. — Etsy.com

A repeating pattern of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in Transgender Pride Flag colors: blue, pink, and white, on a light blue background. It is demoed on a rectangular mousepad with rounded corners on a desk with a wireless mouse on top. — Etsy.com

7 phases of the moon in a gradient of the asexual pride colors: black, grey, white, and magenta. It is demoed on a black T-shirt on a large latino man with dark facial hair and a nose ring. — Etsy.com

Brown wrapping paper with a repeat pattern of baking elements, like cupcakes, pies, cookies, whisks, rolling pins, measuring spoons, sprinkles, flour and sugar outlined in a cartoon style, in beige. It is on a Christmas present with red ribbon. — Etsy.com

Blue wrapping paper with a repeat pattern of baking elements, like cupcakes, pies, cookies, whisks, rolling pins, sprinkles, and sugar in a cartoon style, in a pink, orange, and brown color palette. It is on a partially wrapped Christmas present. — Etsy.com

An iPhone 15 tough case with an outlined glowing circle of people with joined arms, in a rainbow of colors with matching sparkles flowing out of each one, surrounding a blue background and the words Together We Survived, on a dark blue background. — Etsy.com

A Google Pixel 6 phone case with an outlined glowing circle of people with joined arms, in a rainbow of colors with matching sparkles flowing out of each one, surrounding a blue background and the words Together We Survived, on a dark blue background — Etsy.com

Baby blue wrapping paper with a repeat pattern of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in Transgender Pride Flag colors: pink, blue and white, with tiny white and blue stars in the background. It is on a collection of presents wrapped in twine, with white gift tags. — Etsy.com

A spiral notebook with a drawing of a glowing circle of people with joined arms, in a rainbow of colors with matching sparkles flowing out of each, surrounding a blue background and the words Together We Survived, on a background of dark blue. — Etsy.com

A repeating pattern of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in a range of bright colors, each with gold trim and numbers, demoed on a light blue asymmetrical sleeveless skater dress with a scoop neck on an excited Latino woman. — Etsy.com

A repeating pattern of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in a bunch of bright colors, each with gold trim and numbers, on a light blue background. It is demoed on a rectangular mousepad with rounded corners on a glowing purple LED light and matching mouse. — Etsy.com

7 phases of the moon in a gradient of the genderfluid pride colors: blue, black, purple, white, and pink. It is demoed the front of a navy pullover hoodie gender non conforming person looking confidenct with tattoos. — Etsy.com

7 phases of the moon in a gradient of the genderfluid pride colors: blue, black, purple, white, and pink, with the words Not Just a Phase in a handwritten font above. It is demoed on a black T-shirt on a plus-size person on her way out the door. — Etsy.com

A round sticker with a drawing of a glowing circle of people with joined arms, in a rainbow of colors, surrounding a blue background and the words Together We Survived in black, on a background of dark blue. The sticker is on a concrete wall. — Etsy.com

Black wrapping paper with a repeat pattern of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in Nonbinary Pride Flag colors: Yellow, purple, and white, with tiny white and gold stars in the background. It is on a present with a lavender ribbon and bow. — Etsy.com

Purple wrapping paper with a repeat pattern of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in the colors of the rainbow, with tiny pink stars in the background. It is on a birthday present with a purple ribbon and bow surrounded by balloons. — Etsy.com

In a cartoonish font, turquoise text says This is the prime of my life. I am young, hot and full of moderate to severe joint pain. Next to the text is a cartoon sunflower. This is demoed on a black shirt worn by a happy black woman with long braids. — Etsy.com

Wrapping paper with a repeat pattern of baking elements, like cupcakes, pies, cookies, whisks, rolling pins, sprinkles, flour and sugar in a cartoon style, in a pink, orange, and brown color palette. It is on a Christmas present with a pink ribbon. — Etsy.com

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A book with the title 'Pet' in a large, white, painted font on top of an illustration. There is a cage in the bottom left corner, with a lock and key. There are progressing waves of lighter shades of grey blue in different textures, separated by lines of gold foil. There is a beige bird flying into the top right corner. The book is on a background of textured blobs in different shades of blue, and to the right is a block of text that says: 'Pet' is a poem sequence that navigates the reader through the traumatic and transformative journey of domestic abuse and its aftermath, from losing one's sense of self to coercive violence, to the quiet strength of healing. — Yoppvoice.com

A brown apron with a repeat pattern of baking elements, like cupcakes, pies, cookies, bread, whisks, rolling pins, measuring spoons, eggs, sprinkles, chocolate, flour and sugar in a cute cartoon style, in a pink, orange, and brown color palette. — Etsy.com

A peach colored apron with a repeat pattern of baking elements, like cupcakes, pies, cookies, rolling pins, measuring spoons, and sprinkles in a cute cartoon style, in a pink and orange color palette. A woman wears it, holding a bouquet of flowers. — Etsy.com

A turquoise apron with a repeat pattern of baking elements, like cupcakes, pies, cookies, bread, whisks, rolling pins, measuring spoons, eggs, sprinkles, chocolate, flour and sugar outlined in a cartoon style, in pale turquoise. It has a black strap. — Etsy.com

A brown apron with a repeat pattern of baking elements, like cupcakes, pies, cookies, whisks, rolling pins, measuring spoons, sprinkles, flour and sugar outlined in a cartoon style, in beige. It is worn by a happy man working at a bakery. — Etsy.com

A repeat pattern of fall related elements in orange, drawn with outlines that shift between multiple shades of red, orange and yellow. There are several types of leaves, small pumpkins, a squash, pinecones, and acorns. The background is brown with a series of darker brown triangles. The pattern is demoed on a piece of rippling fabric. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeat pattern of fall related elements in orange, drawn with outlines that shift between multiple shades of red, orange and yellow. The background is the same color as the fill of the elements, making them appear transparent. There are several types of leaves, small pumpkins, a squash, pinecones, and acorns. The background also features a series of darker brown triangles. The pattern is demoed on four cocktail napkins with white stitching, folded into squares. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeat pattern of fall related elements in orange, drawn with outlines that shift between multiple shades of pink, purple, and maroon. There are several types of leaves, small pumpkins, a squash, pinecones, and acorns. The background is maroon with a series of darker maroon triangles. The pattern is demoed on a round tablecloth that hangs several feet past the edge of the circular table it covers. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeat pattern of fall related elements in orange, drawn with outlines that shift between multiple shades of red, orange and yellow. There are several types of leaves, small pumpkins, a squash, pinecones, and acorns. The background is forest green with a series of darker green triangles. The pattern is demoed on a pair of dinner napkins with white stiching folded in half, and a fork sitting on top. — See All Spoonflower Products

A square graphic with an artistically developed photo of a dancer, where the blurs of her movement imply some additional emotion. Text over the black background on the left says: At night I dream about dancing and I can't tell which dreams are more painful, the ones where I dance like I am made of light and don't spend a single moment thinking about my body's limitations but wake up heartbroken to find it wasn't real, or the dreams where even though I've escaped from my grinding reality of constant pain for a beautiful fantasy world, I still cannot escape the calculation, the worry, the inhibition of managing my pain, and I don't dance, even in my imagination, because I'm scared that it will hurt. — Yoppvoice.com

An orange pillow with a painting of a pair of long-haired cats cuddling on a colorful rug, one ginger and white, the other dark brown and white. Their noses are hearts and the spots on their chest make the shape of a heart. It sits on a bowl chair. — Etsy.com

An orange sticker with a painting of a pair of long-haired cats cuddling on a colorful rug, one ginger and white, the other dark brown and white. Their noses are hearts and the spots on their chest make the shape of a heart. It is on a clipboard. — Etsy.com

A woman wearing a dark brown T-shirt of a series of baked goods and baking tools, in shades of orange and pink. Friendly white text says Bake the world a better place with place in the color pink. The woman is smiling, busy rolling out dough. — Etsy.com

A light skinned woman with brown hair pulled into a ponytail is wearing a dark brown apron with a series of baked goods and baking tools, in shades of orange and pink. Friendly white text says Bake the world a better place with place in the color pink. The apron has a faint pattern of similar elements. She is shelling eggs into a bowl of other ingredients. — Etsy.com

A 16 x 12 in wrapped canvas watercolor style digital painting of a white, peach, and red orchid, and olive green stem, stretching over the inked words, Needing extra care doesnt make you a burden, on a pale yellow background. It is mounted on a wall. — Etsy.com

A 4x6 in sticker with a pair of pink and orange ice cream cones covered in sprinkles angled to create a heart. In brown and orange it says You could never be ice cream, you are too hot, and a person. It is on a notebook surrounded by cute pink and yellow office supplies and plastic ice cream bars. — Etsy.com

A person in a pink sweater holds a pink mug with a pair of pink and orange ice cream cones covered in sprinkles angled to create a heart. In brown and orange it says You could never be ice cream, you are too hot, and a person. — Etsy.com

A 10 x 10 in square poster with an outlined glowing circle of people with joined arms, in a rainbow of colors with matching sparkles flowing out of each, surrounding a blue background and the words Together We Survived, on a background of dark blue. — Etsy.com

A person holding a hard cover journal with a drawing of a glowing circle of people with joined arms, in a rainbow of colors with matching sparkles flowing out of each, surrounding the words Together We Survived, on a background of dark blue. — Etsy.com

A journal cover flattened with a drawing of a glowing circle of people with joined arms, in a rainbow of colors with matching sparkles flowing out of each person and onto the back cover, with the words Together We Survived, in the center circle. — Etsy.com

A man in a light blue T-shirt with a cartoon of a brown service dog with floppy ears and a big smile, wearing a red and pink harness on its back. Above in blocky blue letters it says Service Doggos Are The Best Doggos. He smiles at his dog. — Etsy.com

A teen in bed with her service dog in a navy hoodie with a cartoon of a brown service dog with floppy ears and a big smile, wearing a red and pink harness on its back. Above in blocky blue letters it says Service Doggos Are The Best Doggos. — Etsy.com

On a light turquoise tote bag, a cartoonish black font says This is the prime of my life. I am young, hot and full of moderate to severe joint pain. Next to the text is a cartoon sunflower. The large bag is 18 by 17 inches and has a black strap. It sits on a wooden mantel next to a bouquet of yellow flowers, with a pale yellow wall behind it. — Etsy.com

A drawing of a glowing circle of people with joined arms, in a rainbow of colors, surrounding a blue background and the words Together We Survived. It is on a navy T-shirt worn by a latino plus size man with dark facial hair, in moody lighting. — Etsy.com

A round sticker with a drawing of a glowing circle of people with joined arms, in a rainbow of colors, surrounding a blue background and the words Together We Survived in black, on a background of dark blue. The sticker is on a concrete wall. — Etsy.com

A laptop sleeve with a black zipper and a colorful drawing of a peach and red orchid on a green stem arching over decorative text saying Needing extra care doesnt make you a burden, on a periwinkle background. The words are framed by green vines. The laptop sleeve sits on a mauve flat background, with a silver laptop peeking out of it. — Etsy.com

A colorful drawing of a peach and red orchid on a green stem arching over decorative text saying Needing extra care doesnt make you a burden. The words are framed by green vines. Everything is on a periwinkle colored 15 oz mug on a wooden desk. — Etsy.com

Five interlocking circles of color with white borders in a flower arrangement, in shades of pink, maroon, brown, and canary yellow. White text above and below says The Future Is Intersectional. It is on a black pullover hoodie worn by a black woman. — Etsy.com

Five interlocking white-bordered circles, arranged in a flower in shades of pink, maroon, brown, and canary yellow, on a white background. Black text above and below says The Future Is Intersectional. It is on a rectangular 6 x 8 in laptop sticker. — Etsy.com

Five interlocking white-bordered circles, arranged in a flower in shades of pink, maroon, brown, and canary yellow, with black text above and below that says The Future Is Intersectional. It is demoed on a rectangular, beige canvas bag with straps of the same material, held over the shoulder of a fashionable woman walking outside. — Etsy.com

A plush throw blanket folded up with a repeat pattern of vertical cartoon spoons with tiny hearts on the handles in the colors of the disability pride flag: red, blue, green, yellow, white, on a dark grey background. The back of the blanket is white. — Etsy.com

A zippered fanny pack with a repeat pattern of vertical cartoon spoons with tiny hearts on the handles in the colors of the disability pride flag: red, blue, green, yellow, white, on a dark grey background. The zipper and strap are black. — Etsy.com

A repeat pattern of vertical cartoon spoons with tiny hearts on the handles in the colors of the disability pride flag: red, blue, green, yellow, white, on a dark grey background. It is on an iphone 14 pro max tough case on a black table near plants. — Etsy.com

An asymetrical skater dress with a repeat pattern of vertical cartoon spoons with tiny hearts on the handles in the colors of the disability pride flag: red, blue, green, yellow, white, on a dark grey background. It is worn by a thin brunette woman. The pattern is also demoed behind her. — Etsy.com

A square graphic with an up close photo of a wheelchair accessible symbol in black on a white concrete wall. A block of text above says: Going without my belt meant having to re-examine my feelings about having a disability that no one would anticipate and that most people haven't heard of. If I needed or wanted to out myself as disabled to a stranger, their only source of information was what I told them. The words coming out of my mouth were the only proof I had. What if that wasn't enough? A watermark in the bottom left corner says www.yoppvoice.com — Yoppvoice.com

An 11 oz mug with a drawing of a glowing circle of people with joined arms, in a rainbow of colors, surrounding a blue background and the words Together We Survived, on a background of dark blue. The mug's interior, bottom, and handle are white. The mug is being held by a pale skinned woman with wispy brown hair, wearing a mauve colored sweater. She looks off camera to the right, thoughtfully. — Etsy.com

A drawing of a glowing circle of people with joined arms, in a rainbow of colors, surrounding a blue background and the words Together We Survived. It is on a light blue T-shirt worn by a thoughtful black woman with glasses and short natural hair. — Etsy.com

Multiracial friends with disability having fun using mobile phone at park city - Focus on left man hand — Yoppvoice.com

A lesbian couple demos T-shirts with seven phases of the moon in a gradient of pride colors: to the right genderfluid pride, to the left asexual pride and the words Not Just a Phase above. Text below reads: Check out our other pride moon designs! — Etsy.com

7 phases of the moon in a gradient of the pansexual pride colors: turquoise, yellow, and pink. It is demoed on a navy T-shirt on a large white woman wearing a purple ballcap and a blue sweater tied around her waste. — Etsy.com

A pair of queer friends demo T-shirts with phases of the moon in a gradient of pride colors: to the left transgender pride, to the right nonbinary pride and the words Not Just a Phase above. — Etsy.com

A cartoon of a smiling blue star at the end of a rainbow. Below in all caps black letters it says Yes Thank you I have tried yoga please suggest literally anything else. It is demoed on a light blue pullover hoodie on a sassy east asian woman. — Etsy.com

A cartoon of a smiling blue star at the end of a rainbow. Below in all caps white letters it says Yes Thank you I have tried yoga please suggest literally anything else. It is demoed on a black pullover hoodie on a smiling woman in a wheelchair. — Etsy.com

A cartoon of a smiling blue star at the end of a rainbow. In all caps white letters it says Yes Thank you I have tried yoga please suggest literally anything else. It is demoed on a navy pullover hoodie on a one-handed latino man with a football. — Etsy.com

A repeating pattern of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in Asexual Pride Flag colors: Purple, white, and grey on a black background. It is demoed on an iPhone X, propped up in a grey monotone set with striking shadows and a hand reaching for it. — Etsy.com

A repeating pattern of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in the colors of the rainbow, with tiny pink stars, on a purple background. It is demoed on an iPhone 12 held by a muslim woman who is holding the phone up, using FaceTime. — Etsy.com

A repeating pattern of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in Pansexual Pride Flag colors: Pink, turquoise, and yellow on a light pink background. It is demoed on the tough case for a Google Pixel 6, sitting on a faux wood table. — Etsy.com

A repeating pattern of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in Nonbinary Pride Flag colors: Yellow, purple, and white, on a black background. It is demoed on the tough case for an iphone 14. The case is shown as three layers: an iphone, the dark grey silicone layer, and the polycarbonate shell with colorful pattern printed on the outside. — Etsy.com

A repeating pattern of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in Nonbinary Pride Flag colors: Yellow, purple, and white, on a black background. It is demoed on an asymmetrical sleeveless skater dress with a scoop neck on a summery cheerful white woman wearing sunglasses and a sun hat. — Etsy.com

A repeating pattern of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in Pansexual Pride Flag colors: Pink, turquoise, and yellow on a light pink background. It is on an asymmetrical sleeveless skater dress with a scoop neck on a Latino woman and covers the background. — Etsy.com

7 phases of the moon in a gradient of the transgender pride colors: blue, pink, and white. It is demoed on a dark grey T-Shirt on a trans woman in a holographic leather jacket and sassy pose. — Etsy.com

7 phases of the moon in a gradient of the genderfluid pride colors: blue, black, purple, white, and pink. It is demoed on a navy shirt on gender nonconforming person showing off their shirt happily. — Etsy.com

Two queer friends demo hoodies with seven phases of the moon in a gradient of pride colors: to the left genderqueer pride, to the right gay rainbow pride and the words Not Just a Phase above. Text below reads: Check out our other pride moon designs! — Etsy.com

A set of 13 stickers, ranging half an inch to an inch wide, of the 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in the colors of the pansexual pride flag: yellow, pink, and turquoise. The stickers are transparent and are on the back of a silver skateboard. — Etsy.com

A set of 13 small stickers of the 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice, as well as orbs and stars, in genderqueer pride colors: green, purple, and white. The stickers have a white border and are displayed on a forest green notebook. — Etsy.com

A repeating pattern of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in Genderfluid Pride Flag colors: Purple, white, blue, and pink on a black background. It is on an asymmetrical sleeveless skater dress with a scoop neck on a Latino woman, and also on the background. — Etsy.com

A repeating pattern of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in Bisexual Pride Flag colors: Blue, Magenta, and Purple, on a dark blue background. It is demoed on an iphone 14 Pro Max case being held in a man's hand next to some plants. — Etsy.com

A set of 16 small stickers of the 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice, as well as orbs and stars, in the colors of the rainbow. The stickers have a transparent border and are displayed on the corner of a laptop. — Etsy.com

A repeating pattern of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in Asexual Pride Flag colors: Purple, white, and grey on a black background. It is demoed on a circular mousepad next to a computer and pale purple headphones. — Etsy.com

A repeating pattern of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in Transgender Pride Flag colors: blue, pink, and white, on a light blue background. It is demoed on the tough case for a Samsung Galaxy S23, sitting on a wood table. — Etsy.com

A repeating pattern of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in Pansexual Pride Flag colors: Pink, turquoise, and yellow on a light pink background. It is demoed on a rectangular mousepad with rounded corners on a glowing purple LED light and matching mouse. — Etsy.com

A repeating pattern of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in genderqueer pride flag colors: Purple, white, and green on a dark green background. It is demoed on an asymmetrical sleeveless skater dress with a scoop neck on a white woman shown from behind. — Etsy.com

A set of 13 small stickers of the 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice, as well as orbs and stars, in nonbinary pride colors: yellow, white, black and purple. The stickers have a white border and are displayed on a dark purple notebook. — Etsy.com

A repeating pattern of a set of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in different shades of the colors from the Pansexual Pride Flag: Pink, turquoise, and yellow, on a light pink background, surrounded by little yellow stars and small shiny blue orbs. The pattern is demoed on a piece of rippling fabric. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeating pattern of a set of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in all the colors of the rainbow, on a purple background, surrounded by little pink stars and small shiny orbs in rainbow colors. The pattern is demoed on a rippled piece of fabric. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeating pattern of a set of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in different shades of the colors from the Non-Binary Pride Flag: Yellow, purple, and white, on a black background, surrounded by little white stars and small shiny golden orbs. This pattern is demoed on a large throw blanket draped over a grey couch. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeating pattern of a set of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in different shades of the colors from the Transgender Pride Flag: Bright blue, pink, and white, on a light blue background, surrounded by little white stars and small shiny blue orbs. The pattern is demoed on a rectangular tea towel with white stitching. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeating pattern of a set of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in different shades of the colors from the Asexual Pride Flag: Purple, white, and grey on a black background, surrounded by little white stars and small shiny silver orbs. The pattern is demoed in a small size on a piece of rippling fabric. — See All Spoonflower Products

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A repeating pattern of a set of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in different shades of the colors from the Genderfluid Pride Flag: Purple, white, blue, and pink on a black background, surrounded by little white stars and small shiny pink orbs. The pattern is demoed in a small size on a rippled piece of fabric. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeating pattern of a set of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in different shades of the colors from the Genderqueer Pride Flag: Purple, white, and green on a forest green background, surrounded by little white stars and small dark green orbs. The pattern is demoed on a piece of rippling fabric. — See All Spoonflower Products

7 phases of the moon in a gradient of the pansexual pride colors: turquoise, yellow, and pink, with the words Not Just a Phase in a handwritten font above. It is demoed on an oval, 10 in, dark blue sticker, with a white border, on a silver laptop. — Etsy.com

7 phases of the moon in a gradient of the transgender pride colors: blue, pink, and white, with the words Not Just a Phase in a handwritten font above. It is demoed on an oval, 8 in, blue sticker, with a white border, on the back of a skateboard. — Etsy.com

7 phases of the moon in a gradient of the genderfluid pride colors: blue, black, purple, white, and pink, with the words Not Just a Phase in a handwritten font above. It is demoed on an oval, 6 in, purple sticker, with a white border, on a gift box. — Etsy.com

7 phases of the moon in a gradient of 7 colors of the rainbow. It is demoed on an oval, turquoise sticker, 4 inches long, with a white border, on a blue notebook. — Etsy.com

7 phases of the moon in a gradient of the bisexual pride colors: blue, purple, and magenta. It is demoed the front of a black pullover hoodie on a woman sitting in a motorized wheelchair, socializing. — Etsy.com

7 phases of the moon in a gradient of the genderqueer pride colors: purple, white, and green, with the words Not Just a Phase in a handwritten font above. It is demoed the front of a navy pullover hoodie on a man with one arm, holding a football. — Etsy.com

A black man wearing a navy hoodie with a full zipper in the front. A circle on the graphic shows that on the back of the hoodie is the asexual pride moons design: the phases of the moon in the colors of the asexual pride flag. Text says 'design on back side!' and 'Full zip hoodie' — Etsy.com

7 phases of the moon in a gradient of 7 colors of the rainbow. It is demoed on the back of a navy hoodie on a queer man with turquoise pants and stickers on his face. — Etsy.com

7 phases of the moon in a gradient of the nonbinary pride colors: yellow, white, purple, and black, with the words Not Just a Phase in a handwritten font above. It is demoed on the back of a navy hoodie worn by a native person with a brimmed hat. — Etsy.com

A silver laptop with eight different oval stickers on it. They all have the 7 phases of the moon in a gradient of colors from 8 different pride flags: bisexual, genderfluid, asexual, nonbinary, Rainbow, pansexual, transgender, and genderqueer. Three of them also include the text 'Not Just a Phase' at the top, — Etsy.com

7 phases of the moon with a row of stars behind it, forming a ring. The moons are a gradient of the bisexual pride colors: blue, purple, and magenta. It is demoed on a black T-shirt on a large latino man with a bald head, smiling bashfully. — Etsy.com

7 phases of the moon in a gradient of the genderfluid pride colors: blue, black, purple, white, and pink, with the words Not Just a Phase in a handwritten font above. It is demoed the front of a black pullover hoodie on a tan skinned person with pigtail buns and stickers on her face. — Etsy.com

7 phases of the moon in a gradient of the pansexual pride colors: turquoise, yellow, and pink. It is demoed on the back of a black zip-up hoodie on a gender nonconforming person with hot pink hair. — Etsy.com

7 phases of the moon in a gradient of the transgender pride colors: blue, pink, and white, with the words Not Just a Phase in a handwritten font above. It is demoed on a navy T-Shirt on a trans woman with a cute round face and brown, curly hair. — Etsy.com

7 phases of the moon in a gradient of the genderqueer pride colors: purple, white, and green, with the words Not Just a Phase in a handwritten font above. It is demoed on a navy T-shirt on a plus-size black woman looking out over the roof tops. — Etsy.com

7 phases of the moon in a gradient of the asexual pride colors: black, grey, white, and magenta, with the words Not Just a Phase in a handwritten font above. It is demoed on a black T-shirt on a large latino man with dark facial hair and a nose ring. — Etsy.com

7 phases of the moon in a gradient of the nonbinary pride colors: yellow, white, purple, and black. It is demoed the front of a navy pullover hoodie on an east-asian person with long dark hair. — Etsy.com

7 phases of the moon in a gradient of 7 colors of the rainbow. It is demoed the front of a navy pullover hoodie on a man with a beard happily hanging out at pride. — Etsy.com

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A square graphic with a photo of a white mug, a pair of glasses, a box of tissues, and several used tissues thrown about. Above is a block of text that says: I live my life shifting between those days of full illness where I cannot leave the house, and the days of shaky, temporary ability where I can get some things done but I may run out of resources at any moment. Maybe on a turly amazing day, I feel as if I am well again. But my wellness is what is temporary. My illness is not. — Yoppvoice.com

A repeat pattern of lemons, lemon slices, and lemon wedges, interspersed with green leaves, ferns, small dark and light blue flowers. The background is black with small blue dots. The pattern is demoed on a set of dinner napkins. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeat pattern of lemons, lemon slices, and lemon wedges, interspersed with green leaves, ferns, small dark and light blue flowers. The background is sky blue with small dark blue dots. The pattern is demoed on a piece of rippling fabric. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeat pattern of lemons, lemon slices, and lemon wedges, interspersed with green leaves, ferns, small dark and light blue flowers. The background is purple with small blue dots. The pattern is demoed on a set of pleated curtains hanging on a silver rod. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeat pattern of lemons, lemon slices, and lemon wedges, interspersed with green leaves, ferns, small dark and light blue flowers. The background is dark blue with small blue dots. The pattern is demoed on a circular table cloth hanging several feet over the edge of a round table. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeat pattern of lemons, lemon slices, and lemon wedges, interspersed with green leaves, ferns, small red flowers, and small pink flowers. The background is salmon with small pink dots. The pattern is demoed on a roll of wallpaper. — See All Spoonflower Products

A screen shot from the video of a light skinned woman with long brown hair and glasses sitting upright in bed, her face in an animated expression. Text overtop says: Our Life Got Better After Diagnosis. — Youtube.com

A repeat pattern of baking elements, like cupcakes, pies, cookies, bread, whisks, rolling pins, measuring spoons, eggs, sprinkles, chocolate, flour and sugar drawn in outlines in a cute cartoon style, in white on a brown background. The pattern is demoed on a piece of rippling fabric. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeat pattern of baking elements, like cupcakes, pies, cookies, bread, whisks, rolling pins, measuring spoons, eggs, sprinkles, chocolate, flour and sugar drawn in outlines in a cute cartoon style, in white on a turquoise background. The pattern is demoed on a fabric placemat with white stitching, silverware and a white plate and napkin sitting on top of it. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeat pattern of baking elements, like cupcakes, pies, cookies, bread, whisks, rolling pins, measuring spoons, eggs, sprinkles, chocolate, flour and sugar drawn in outlines in a cute cartoon style, in black on a dark turquoise background. The pattern is demoed on a thick set of fabric curtains pleated on a silver curtain rod. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeat pattern of baking elements, like cupcakes, pies, cookies, bread, whisks, rolling pins, measuring spoons, eggs, sprinkles, chocolate, flour and sugar drawn in outlines in a cute cartoon style, in light-beige on a navy blue background. The pattern is demoed on a round fabric tablecloth fitted over a circular table. — See All Spoonflower Products

A square graphic with a photo of a woman sitting up in bed, blankets still over her legs, holding her head in her hands as if she is unwell. Text over top says: One of the most important lessons my chronically ill body has taught me is how to trust myself: I need to trust my body when it says no, I need to trust my body when it says something is wrong... I need to trust it because I am the only person who has full access to the information about what it's like to be in my body. Doctors and tests can only tell me so much. Listening to me talk about my own body is getting information from the source. — Yoppvoice.com

A repeat pattern of baking elements, like cupcakes, pies, cookies, bread, whisks, rolling pins, measuring spoons, eggs, sprinkles, chocolate, flour and sugar drawn in outlines in a cute cartoon style, in mint on a dark green background. The pattern is being demoed on a long narrow table runner — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeat pattern of baking elements, like cupcakes, pies, cookies, bread, whisks, rolling pins, measuring spoons, eggs, sprinkles, chocolate, flour and sugar drawn in outlines in a cute cartoon style, in white on a grey-blue background. The pattern is being demoed on a large throw blanket that has been draped over a grey couch. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeat pattern of baking elements, like cupcakes, pies, cookies, bread, whisks, rolling pins, measuring spoons, eggs, sprinkles, chocolate, flour and sugar drawn in outlines in a cute cartoon style, in bright blue on a pale blue background. The pattern is demoed on a rectangular dishcloth with white stitching. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeat pattern of baking elements, like cupcakes, pies, cookies, bread, whisks, rolling pins, measuring spoons, eggs, sprinkles, chocolate, flour and sugar drawn in outlines in a cute cartoon style, in brown on a tan background. The pattern is demoed on a roll of wallpaper that's being unrolled. — See All Spoonflower Products

A square graphic with a photo of a person writing on a piece of paper, a bottle of pills spilled out on the table nearby. They are writing 'A Letter to Friends & Family of Chronically Ill People.' A red section below has yellow text that says: Despite my constant dedication to preventing it, slowly but surely, this illness took over my entire life until it was unrecognizable from the life I had before. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a photo of a mirror that is covered in condensation so that the reflection of a car and a person walking down the street is partially obscured and blurry. Two boxes of text on top say: When you become heavily reliant on dissociation, you begin to do it without choosing to. And while dissociation is effective at dulling the impact of emotional pain, it also numbs the things that are important to feel: Pain that tells you something is wrong and needs addressing; Feelings of desire, joy, ambition, passion, self-accomplishment and connection. Dissociation numbs all feelings indiscriminately. When my dissociation was left untreated and I went through times of high stress, I became increasingly absent from my own life and from my closest relationships. — Yoppvoice.com

Clusters of three black leaves with the veins clearly outlined in metallic gold. The leaf clusters are overlapped and stacked on top of one another, each one casting a shadow on those below, for many layers, so no background is visible. The pattern is demoed on a large pleated curtain on a silver rod. — See All Spoonflower Products

Clusters of three royal blue leaves with the veins clearly outlined in metallic silver. The leaf clusters are overlapped and stacked on top of one another, each one casting a shadow on those below, for many layers, so no background is visible. The pattern is demoed on a duvet cover on a full sized bed, as well as on two square pillow cases. — See All Spoonflower Products

Clusters of warm-brown leaves with the veins clearly outlined in metallic gold. The leaf clusters are overlapped and stacked on top of one another, each one casting a shadow on those below, for many layers, so no background is visible. The pattern is demoed on two square pillows. — See All Spoonflower Products

Clusters of three emerald green leaves with the veins clearly outlined in metallic gold. The leaf clusters are overlapped and stacked on top of one another, each one casting a shadow on those below, for many layers, so no background is visible. The pattern is demoed on pair of dinner napkins — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeating pattern of a set of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in different shades of the colors from the Transgender Pride Flag: Bright blue, pink, and white, on a light blue background, surrounded by little white stars and small shiny blue orbs. The pattern is demoed on a rectangular tea towel with white stitching. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeating pattern of a set of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in different shades of the colors from the Genderfluid Pride Flag: Purple, white, blue, and pink on a black background, surrounded by little white stars and small shiny pink orbs. The pattern is demoed on a large throw blanket draped over a grey couch. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeating pattern of a set of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in different shades of the colors from the Bisexual Pride Flag: Blue, Magenta, and Purple, on a dark blue background, surrounded by little pale pink stars and small shiny purple orbs. the pattern is demoed on a rectangular tablecloth that drapes several feet over the edges of a long table. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeating pattern of a set of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in different shades of the colors from the Genderqueer Pride Flag: Purple, white, and green on a forest green background, surrounded by little white stars and small dark green orbs. The pattern is demoed on a long, skinny pillow. — See All Spoonflower Products

A square graphic with a picture of a red wooden figure with white lines connecting them to five beige wooden figures surrounding them. On top, blue text says: Because the outside world's perception of a system is oriented around the host, I think signlets think of alters as this external, invasive presence, rather than a bunch of pieces that used to all be part of the same self. As a result, singlets can talk about hosts as if they are the 'main person' or that the host is the actual person and the others are 'just alters.' But hosts are one of the alters in the system. There is a watermark that says www.yoppvoice.com — Yoppvoice.com

A mug of coffee with coffee art in the shape of a heart to the right of a white ipad showing the book cover to the poetry book Pet: the Journey from Abuse to Recovery. The two are on a flat beige background with a border of dark brown on the bottom and top edges. — Yoppvoice.com

A cartoon illustration of two snails whose necks and mouth tentacles form the shape of a heart. The two of them mirror each other, with matching spiral antennae, striped shell spirals, and spiral tails. They are variations on the same pink, taupe, and brown color scheme. There is a turquoise heart between them and a pale orange background. The design is demoed on an apron. — See current available products

A cartoon illustration of two snails whose necks and mouth tentacles form the shape of a heart. The two of them mirror each other, with matching spiral antennae, striped shell spirals, and spiral tails. They are variations on the same pink, taupe, and brown color scheme. There is a turquoise heart between them and a pale orange background. The design is demoed on an iPad case. — See current available products

A cartoon illustration of two snails whose necks and mouth tentacles form the shape of a heart. The two of them mirror each other, with matching spiral antennae, striped shell spirals, and spiral tails. They are variations on the same pink, taupe, and brown color scheme. There is a turquoise heart between them and a pale orange background. — Snail Love

Five interlocking circles of color that each have a white border, in a flower arrangement, where each overlap between the circles is a different color. The colors are a mixture of pinks, maroon, browns, and canary yellow. Above and below shapes are all caps text that say 'The Future Is Intersectional.' The design is demoed on a black T-shirt worn by a woman of color. — Now on Etsy.com

Five interlocking circles of color that each have a white border, in a flower arrangement, where each overlap between the circles is a different color. The colors are a mixture of pinks, maroon, browns, and canary yellow. Above and below shapes are all caps text that say The Future Is Intersectional. The design is demoed on two white mugs. — See current available products

Five interlocking circles of color that each have a white border, in a flower arrangement, where each overlap between the circles is a different color. The colors are a mixture of pinks, maroon, browns, and canary yellow. Above and below shapes are all caps text that say The Future Is Intersectional. There is a watermark that says yoppvoice.com — The Future is Intersectional

A round sticker with a drawing of a glowing circle of people with joined arms, in a rainbow of colors, surrounding a blue background and the words Together We Survived in black, on a background of dark blue. The sticker is on the back of a silver laptop. — Now on Etsy.com

A digital drawing of a glowing circle of people with joined arms, in a rainbow of colors, surrounding a blue background and the words Together We Survived in black, on a background of dark blue. The design is demoed on a mug. — Now on Etsy.com

A digital drawing of a glowing circle of people with joined arms, in a rainbow of colors, surrounding a blue background and the words Together We Survived in black, on a background of dark blue. The design is demoed on a spiral notebook. — See current available products

A digital drawing of a glowing circle of people with joined arms, in a rainbow of colors, surrounding a blue background and the words Together We Survived in black, on a background of dark blue. The design is demoed on a square pillow. — See current available products

A digital drawing of a glowing circle of people with joined arms, in a rainbow of colors, surrounding a blue background and the words Together We Survived in black, on a background of dark blue. The design is demoed on — See current available products

a geometric representation of a circle of people with joined arms, in a rainbow of colors, surrounding a mid-toned blue background and the words Together We Survived, in handwriting the center. The simple figures are outlined by hand-drawn pen strokes, and surrounding their circle is a faint glow of white light. The background of the design is dark blue. A watermark says — Together We Survived

A graphic with a picture of a wooden grid of black slats covered in green vines. On top is a block of text that says: As I made my way up, the thorny plants cut against my legs. I watched Denise's friend Josh grab my backpack, zip it open, and leaf through its contents. After locating my diary, he busted it open and began reading it aloud. The two of them laughed while I continued to climb, feeling powerless to stop my secrets from pouring into the murky launching pads of their hearts and minds-- where I knew they'd be anything but safe- Eleni Stephanides. There is a watermark that says www.yoppvoice.com. — Yoppvoice.com

On a light turquoise tote bag, a cartoonish black font says This is the prime of my life. I am young, hot and full of moderate to severe joint pain. Next to the text is a cartoon sunflower. — Now on Etsy.com

A woman of color in a black T-shirt with a cartoon of a brown service dog with floppy ears and a big smile, wearing a red and yellow harness on its back. Above in blocky yellow letters it says Service Doggos Are The Best Doggos. — See current available products

A digital illustration of a pair of ice cream cones with pink and mauve icecream, covered in maroon and orange sprinkles. The ice cream cones are angled to create a heart. Above in brown and orange hand written text it says — Now on Etsy.com

A digital illustration of a pair of ice cream cones with pink and mauve icecream, covered in maroon and orange sprinkles. The ice cream cones are angled to create a heart. Above in brown and orange hand written text it says — Zazzle.com

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A screen shot from a youtube video with a close-up of Kella's face smiling, and a preview of the text from the video 'But he could not remember where the pain was located.' — Youtube.com

A square graphic with an illustration of a pink person, and four similar people in other colors, with varying expressions, fanned out behind them on either side. On top, text says: Suggested conversation starter when talking to a DID system: How would you like me to handle meeting new members of your system? Should I introduce myself as if I'm meeting someone new, or just acknowledge their presence, or something else? In the top right is a watermark that says yoppvoice.com. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a closeup phot of a box of colorful crayons, a child coloring is out of focus in the background. On top is a block of text that says: I think back to my art teacher and wonder if, when confronted with how to respond to me, she felt suspended between two competing instincts: enforce the guidelines and parameters? Or encourage my creative tendencies?-- Eleni Stephanides. There is a watermark in the bottom right corner that says www.yoppvoice.com. — Yoppvoice.com

A repeat pattern of lemons, lemon slices, and lemon wedges, interspersed with green leaves, ferns, small dark and light blue flowers. The background is sky blue with small dark blue dots. The pattern is demoed on several square cocktail napkins next to a refreshing looking beverage. — See All Spoonflower Products

A screenshot from a youtube video with a close-up of Kella's face looking serious, with some preview text from the video: 'I am one member of a larger team.' — Youtube.com

A watercolor illustration of a white, peach, & red orchid with an olive green stem, stretching over the inked words, “Needing extra care doesn’t make you a burden.” The text is framed with thin green vines and a green line underneath. The whole design is demoed on a pale orange canvas mounted on a blue wall. — Now on Etsy.com

A photo of Kella, a white, brunette woman in her 30's wearing glasses and a white and yellow shirt, holding her poetry book close to her face. The book has the title 'Pet' in a large, white, painted font on top of an illustration. There is a cage in the bottom left corner, with a lock and key. There are progressing waves of lighter shades of grey blue in different textures, separated by lines of gold foil. There is a beige bird flying into the top right corner. To the left of Kella is her brown and grey tabby cat Rosa. — Yoppvoice.com

A repeating pattern of a set of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in different shades of the colors from the Non-Binary Pride Flag: Yellow, purple, and white, on a black background, surrounded by little white stars and small shiny golden orbs. This design is demoed on a T-shirt. — See current available products

A cartoon of a smiling blue star at the end of a rainbow. Below in blocky white letters it says Yes Thank you I have tried yoga please suggest literally anything else in all caps. The design is demoed on a black T-shirt on a brunette woman. — Now on Etsy.com

A ring made of white stars and the phases of the moon. The moons are colored in a textured gradient with the colors of the bisexual pride flag. The background is a dark purple oval spanning the length of the design. The design is demoed on a tote bag. — See current available products

A ring made of white stars and the phases of the moon. The moons are colored in a textured gradient with the colors of the bisexual pride flag with the handwritten text Not Just a Phase glowing above. The background is a dark purple oval spanning the length of the design. The design is demoed on a dark purple oval sticker. — Now on Etsy.com

A repeat pattern of mosaic tiles in a series of colorful waves. There is a stripe of forest green followed by a stripe of sage green, and then a break of beige, then sage, dark green, sage, and beige again. There are darker brown tiles sprinkled through out. The textured grout is light grey. The pattern is demoed on a large throw blanket draped over a grey couch. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeat pattern of mosaic tiles in a series of colorful waves. There is a stripe of tan followed by a stripe of grey blue, and then a break of beige, then blue, tan, blue, and beige again. There are darker brown tiles sprinkled through out. The textured grout is medium grey. The pattern is demoed on kitchen wall paper with a beige pitcher and cup sitting on a white counter in front of it. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeat pattern of mosaic tiles in a series of colorful waves. There is a stripe of cool brown followed by a stripe of grey blue, and then a break of light grey, then blue, brown, blue and grey again. There are dark brown tiles sprinkled through out. The textured grout is light grey. The pattern is demoed on a piece of rippling fabric. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeat pattern of mosaic tiles in a series of colorful waves. There are three stripes of tan alternated with stripes of several shades of beige. There are darker brown tiles sprinkled through out. The textured grout is gold. The pattern is demoed on a pleated panel of thick curtains on a gold curtain rod. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeat pattern of a flock of birds flying every which way, outlined in periwinkle, filled with different shades of indigo and purple with glowing highlights on each bird to make out their shape. They are flying over a series of dark blue fluid like curvy stripes that cover the entire background. The pattern is demoed on a square pillow. — See current available products

A digital illustration of a flock of birds flying every which way, outlined in pale purple, filled with different shades of lavender with glowing highlights on each bird to make out their shape. They are flying over a series of purple, fluid like curvy stripes that form an abstract ribbon going from bottom left to upper right. The design is demoed on a canvas art print on a dark purple background. — See current available products

A repeat pattern of a flock of birds flying every which way, outlined in pale pink, filled with different shades of pink and mauve with glowing highlights on each bird to make out their shape. They are flying over a series of maroon, fluid like curvy stripes that cover the entire background. The pattern is demoed on a T-shirt dress worn by a woman of color. — See current available products

A repeat pattern of a flock of birds flying every which way, outlined in pale purple, filled with different shades of purple with glowing highlights on each bird to make out their shape. They are flying over a series of dark purple fluid like curvy stripes that cover the entire background. The pattern is demoed on a tote bag. — See current available products

A digital illustration of a flock of birds flying every which way, outlined in pale orange, filled with different shades of orange and warm brown with glowing highlights on each bird to make out their shape. They are flying over a series of dark brown fluid like curvy stripes that form an abstract ribbon going from bottom left to upper right. The design is demoed on a sticker. — See current available products

A repeating pattern of a set of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in different shades of the colors from the Asexual Pride Flag: Purple, white, and grey on a black background, surrounded by little white stars and small shiny silver orbs. The pattern is demoed on a piece of rippling fabric. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeating pattern of a set of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in jewel tones with gold edges, on a medium blue background, surrounded by little yellow stars and small shiny orbs in dark blue. The pattern is demoed in a small size on pair of dinner napkins. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeating pattern of a set of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in all the colors of the rainbow, on a purple background, surrounded by little pink stars and small shiny orbs in rainbow colors. The pattern is demoed on a duvet cover and a pair of square pillows. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeat pattern of lemons, lemon slices, and lemon wedges, interspersed with green leaves, ferns, small dark and light blue flowers. The background is dark blue with small blue dots. The pattern is demoed on an iPhone case. — See current available products

A repeat pattern of lemons, lemon slices, and lemon wedges, interspersed with green leaves, ferns, small red flowers, and small pink flowers. The background is salmon with small pink dots. The pattern is demoed on a dog's food bowl. — See current available products

A digital illustration of lemons, lemon slices, and lemon wedges, interspersed with green leaves, ferns, small dark and light blue flowers. The background is purple with small blue dots. The design is demoed on an decorative acrylic block. — See current available products

A digital illustration of lemons, lemon slices, and lemon wedges, interspersed with green leaves, ferns, small dark and light blue flowers. The design is demoed on a black T-shirt worn by a light skinned brunette woman. — See current available products

A repeat pattern of lemons, lemon slices, and lemon wedges, interspersed with green leaves, ferns, small dark and light blue flowers. The background is sky blue with small dark blue dots. The pattern is demoed on a sleeveless blouse on a woman of color. — See current available products

A repeat pattern of lemons, lemon slices, and lemon wedges, interspersed with green leaves, ferns, small dark and light blue flowers. The background is black with small blue dots. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Lemon Ditsy Celebration Midnight

A repeat pattern of lemons, lemon slices, and lemon wedges, interspersed with green leaves, ferns, small dark and light blue flowers. The background is sky blue with small dark blue dots. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Lemon Ditsy Celebration Blue Small

A repeat pattern of lemons, lemon slices, and lemon wedges, interspersed with green leaves, ferns, small red flowers, and small pink flowers. The background is salmon with small pink dots. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Lemon Ditsy Celebration Salmon

A repeat pattern of lemons, lemon slices, and lemon wedges, interspersed with green leaves, ferns, small dark and light blue flowers. The background is purple with small blue dots. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Lemon Ditsy Celebration Purple

A repeat pattern of lemons, lemon slices, and lemon wedges, interspersed with green leaves, ferns, small dark and light blue flowers. The background is dark blue with small blue dots. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Lemon Ditsy Celebration Dark Blue

A repeat pattern of mosaic tiles in a series of colorful waves. There are three stripes of cool grey alternated with stripes made of many colors to look like cobblestones. Some sections contain many shades of beige, other contain many shades of grey. The textured grout is very light grey. The pattern is demoed on a bone shaped dog mat. — See current available products

A repeat pattern of mosaic tiles in a series of colorful waves. There is a stripe of indigo blue followed by a stripe of grey blue, and then a break of periwinkle, then grey blue, indigo, grey blue, and periwinkle again. There are darker brown and salmon pink tiles sprinkled through out. The textured grout is gold. The design is demoed on an iPhone case. — See current available products

A repeat pattern of mosaic tiles in a series of colorful waves. There is a stripe of tan followed by a stripe of teal, and then a break of dark turquoise, which then repeats in slightly differently shaped waves. There are beige tiles sprinkles through out. The textured grout is dark grey. The pattern is demoed on four square drink coasters. — See current available products

A repeat pattern of mosaic tiles in a series of colorful waves. There is a stripe of indigo blue followed by a stripe of grey blue, and then a break of periwinkle, then grey blue, indigo, grey blue, and periwinkle again. There are darker brown and salmon pink tiles sprinkled through out. The textured grout is gold. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Blueprint System Mosaic Wave

A repeat pattern of mosaic tiles in a series of colorful waves. There is a stripe of tan followed by a stripe of teal, and then a break of dark turquoise, which then repeats in slightly differently shaped waves. There are beige tiles sprinkles through out. The textured grout is dark grey. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Sage & Jade Mosaic Wave

A repeat pattern of mosaic tiles in a series of colorful waves. There are three stripes of cool grey alternated with stripes made of many colors to look like cobblestones. Some sections contain many shades of beige, other contain many shades of grey. The textured grout is very light grey. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Beige Speckled Mosaic Wave

A repeat pattern of mosaic tiles in a series of colorful waves. There is a stripe of tan followed by a stripe of grey blue, and then a break of beige, then blue, tan, blue, and beige again. There are darker brown tiles sprinkled through out. The textured grout is medium grey. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Blue & Brown Mosaic Wave

A repeat pattern of mosaic tiles in a series of colorful waves. There is a stripe of forest green followed by a stripe of sage green, and then a break of beige, then sage, dark green, sage, and beige again. There are darker brown tiles sprinkled through out. The textured grout is light grey. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Sage & Beige Mosaic Wave

A repeat pattern of mosaic tiles in a series of colorful waves. There are three stripes of tan alternated with stripes of several shades of beige. There are darker brown tiles sprinkled through out. The textured grout is gold. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Beige & Brown Mosaic Wave

A repeat pattern of mosaic tiles in a series of colorful waves. There is a stripe of cool brown followed by a stripe of grey blue, and then a break of light grey, then blue, brown, blue and grey again. There are dark brown tiles sprinkled through out. The textured grout is light grey. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Brown & White Mosaic Wave

A dark brown apron with a series of baked goods and baking tools, in shades of orange and pink. Friendly white text says Bake the world a better place with place in the color pink. The apron has a faint pattern of similar elements. — Now on Etsy.com

A digital illustration of a series of baked goods and baking equipment, in a pastel orange, pink, & beige color palette on a chocolate brown background. Friendly white text says — See current available products

A dark brown laptop sleeve with a series of baked goods and baking tools, in shades of orange and pink. Friendly white text says Bake the world a better place with place in the color pink. The apron has a faint pattern of similar elements. — See current available products

A digital illustration of a series of baked goods and baking equipment, in a pastel orange, pink, & beige color palette on a chocolate brown background. Friendly white text says — See current available products

A digital illustration of a series of baked goods and baking equipment, in a pastel orange, pink, & beige color palette on a chocolate brown background. Friendly white text says — Bake the World a Better Place

A repeat pattern of mosaic tiles in a series of colorful waves. The tiles are stripes matching the bisexual pride flag, blue, purple, and magenta, and the textured grout is black. The pattern is demoed on an iPhone case. — See current available products

A repeat pattern of mosaic tiles in a series of colorful waves. The tiles are stripes matching the transgender pride flag, baby blue, pink, and white, and the textured grout is dark grey. This pattern is demoed on a travel mug. — See current available products

A repeat pattern of mosaic tiles in a series of colorful waves. The tiles are stripes matching the pansexual pride flag, turquoise, yellow, and hot pink, and the textured grout is gold. The pattern is demoed on a mouse pad. — See current available products

A repeat pattern of mosaic tiles in a series of colorful waves. The tiles are stripes matching the Philadelphia pride flag, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, black, and brown and the textured grout is black. The pattern is demoed on a backpack. — See current available products

A repeat pattern of mosaic tiles in a series of colorful waves. The tiles are stripes matching the asexual pride flag, black, grey, white, and purple, and the textured grout is dark grey. The pattern is demoed on a T-shirt worn by a light skinned young man. — See current available products

A repeat pattern of mosaic tiles in a series of colorful waves. The tiles are stripes matching the genderfluid pride flag, purple, black, blue, pink, and white, and the textured grout is light grey. The pattern is demoed on a large blanket on a bed. — See current available products

A repeat pattern of mosaic tiles in a series of colorful waves. The tiles are stripes matching the genderqueer pride flag, purple, white, and green, and the textured grout is light grey. The pattern is demoed on a small coin purse. — See current available products

A repeat pattern of mosaic tiles in a series of colorful waves. The tiles are stripes matching the nonbinary pride flag, purple, black, yellow, and white, and the textured grout is beige. The pattern is demoed on a round pin. — See current available products

A repeat pattern of mosaic tiles in a series of colorful waves. The tiles are stripes matching the Philadelphia pride flag, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, black, and brown and the textured grout is black. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — LGBT Rainbow Pride Mosaic Wave

A repeat pattern of mosaic tiles in a series of colorful waves. The tiles are stripes matching the pansexual pride flag, turquoise, yellow, and hot pink, and the textured grout is gold. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Pansexual Pride Mosaic Wave

A repeat pattern of mosaic tiles in a series of colorful waves. The tiles are stripes matching the bisexual pride flag, blue, purple, and magenta, and the textured grout is black. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Bisexual Pride Mosaic Wave

A repeat pattern of mosaic tiles in a series of colorful waves. The tiles are stripes matching the nonbinary pride flag, purple, black, yellow, and white, and the textured grout is beige. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Nonbinary Pride Mosaic Wave

A repeat pattern of mosaic tiles in a series of colorful waves. The tiles are stripes matching the asexual pride flag, black, grey, white, and purple, and the textured grout is dark grey. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Asexual Pride Mosaic Wave

A repeat pattern of mosaic tiles in a series of colorful waves. The tiles are stripes matching the genderfluid pride flag, purple, black, blue, pink, and white, and the textured grout is light grey. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Genderfluid Pride Mosaic Wave

A repeat pattern of mosaic tiles in a series of colorful waves. The tiles are stripes matching the transgender pride flag, baby blue, pink, and white, and the textured grout is dark grey. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Transgender Pride Mosaic Wave

A repeat pattern of mosaic tiles in a series of colorful waves. The tiles are stripes matching the genderqueer pride flag, purple, white, and green, and the textured grout is light grey. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Genderqueer Pride Mosaic Wave

A graphic with a preview of the book 'Pet' over a background of textured blobs in different shades of blue. Above is text that says: Poetry Reading with Kella Hanna-Wayne Originally recorded live on 11/6/22. — Yoppvoice.com

A repeat pattern in bright neon pink, orange, purple, and blue, of unusual plants and flowers including: Orchid Italica (the Naked Man Orchid), Jade Vine, Mimosa tree flowers, Mountain cornflower, as well as small roses, leaves, and simple vines. The background is black. The design is demoed on a rectangular mouse pad. — See current available products

A repeat pattern in bright neon pink, orange, purple, and blue, of unusual plants and flowers including: Orchid Italica (the Naked Man Orchid), Jade Vine, Mimosa tree flowers, Mountain cornflower, as well as small roses, leaves, and simple vines. The background is black. The design is demoed on a square pillow. — See current available products

A repeat pattern in bright neon pink, orange, purple, and blue, of unusual plants and flowers including: Orchid Italica (the Naked Man Orchid), Jade Vine, Mimosa tree flowers, Mountain cornflower, as well as small roses, leaves, and simple vines. The background is black. The pattern is demoed on a short sleeve shirt worn by a woman with tan skin. — See current available products

Clusters of three black leaves with the veins clearly outlined in metallic gold. The leaf clusters are overlapped and stacked on top of one another, each one casting a shadow on those below, for many layers, so no background is visible. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Tri-leaf Black and Gold

Clusters of three emerald green leaves with the veins clearly outlined in metallic gold. The leaf clusters are overlapped and stacked on top of one another, each one casting a shadow on those below, for many layers, so no background is visible. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Tri-leaf Royal Green and Gold

Clusters of three purple leaves with the veins clearly outlined in metallic gold. The leaf clusters are overlapped and stacked on top of one another, each one casting a shadow on those below, for many layers, so no background is visible. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Tri-leaf Royal Purple and Gold

Clusters of three royal blue leaves with the veins clearly outlined in metallic silver. The leaf clusters are overlapped and stacked on top of one another, each one casting a shadow on those below, for many layers, so no background is visible. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Tri-leaf Royal Blue and Silver

Clusters of warm-brown leaves with the veins clearly outlined in metallic gold. The leaf clusters are overlapped and stacked on top of one another, each one casting a shadow on those below, for many layers, so no background is visible. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Tri-leaf Metallic Orange and Gold

A square graphic with a piece of aged parchment and text that says: Why do bigots abhor John Brown to the extent they do? The white man isn't supposed to die for Black people. At most, he's supposed to tell us what he thinks we want to hear. He's never supposed to put himself on the line for the greater good. That's not how it's supposed to work. That's the equivalent of defying the laws of thermodynamics. When it comes to allyship and measuring allies, Brown is immortalized as the platinum standard that I strive to meet. It's also the standard by which I measure potential allies-- Denny Upkins. In the bottom left corner is a watermark that says www.yoppvoice.com. — Yoppvoice.com

A repeat pattern with diagonal rows of different colored cupcakes, forming diamond shaped spaces in between the cupcakes. The cupcakes have swirled icing and a cherry on top. One is orange, one is pink, one is chocolate. Interspersed through out the cupcakes are other small baked goods and ingredients like cookies, bread rolls, cinnamon sticks, strawberries, and chocolate chips. The pattern is drawn on a cute, cartoon style in a pink, orange, and brown color palette on a brown background. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Cupcakes & Treats Brown

A repeat pattern with diagonal rows of different colored cupcakes, forming diamond shaped spaces in between the cupcakes. The cupcakes have swirled icing and a cherry on top. One is orange, one is pink, one is chocolate. Interspersed through out the cupcakes are other small baked goods and ingredients like cookies, bread rolls, cinnamon sticks, strawberries, and chocolate chips. The pattern is drawn on a cute, cartoon style in a pink, orange, and brown color palette on a peach background. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Cupcakes & Treats Peach

A repeat pattern with diagonal rows of different colored cupcakes, forming diamond shaped spaces in between the cupcakes. The cupcakes have swirled icing and a cherry on top. One is orange, one is pink, one is chocolate. Interspersed through out the cupcakes are other small baked goods and ingredients like cookies, bread rolls, cinnamon sticks, strawberries, and chocolate chips. The pattern is drawn on a cute, cartoon style in a pink, orange, and brown color palette on a purple background. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Cupcakes & Treats Purple

A repeat pattern of baking elements, like cupcakes, pies, cookies, bread, whisks, rolling pins, measuring spoons, eggs, sprinkles, chocolate, flour and sugar drawn in outlines in a cute cartoon style, in white on a brown background. — Baked Goods Outlined Brown & white

A repeat pattern of baking elements, like cupcakes, pies, cookies, bread, whisks, rolling pins, measuring spoons, eggs, sprinkles, chocolate, flour and sugar drawn in outlines in a cute cartoon style, in black on a dark turquoise background. — Baked Goods Pattern Outlined Dark Turquoise & Black

A repeat pattern of baking elements, like cupcakes, pies, cookies, bread, whisks, rolling pins, measuring spoons, eggs, sprinkles, chocolate, flour and sugar drawn in outlines in a cute cartoon style, in light-beige on a navy blue background. — Baked Goods Pattern Outlined Navy & Beige

A repeat pattern of baking elements, like cupcakes, pies, cookies, bread, whisks, rolling pins, measuring spoons, eggs, sprinkles, chocolate, flour and sugar drawn in outlines in a cute cartoon style, in white on a turquoise background. — Baked Goods Pattern Outlined Turquoise & White

A square graphic on a blue and gold background, showing a preview of the book 'Pet' on the left, a photo of the author Kella Hanna-Wayne on the right, and the text: Sunday, Nov 6th Remote Poetry Reading Zoom Link Now Available. — Yoppvoice.com

A screen shot from the instagram reel in which Kella Hanna-Wayne reads her poem, — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic on a dark blue background with the cover of the book 'Pet' on the right and gold text on the left that says: What did you think of the book? Below are five blue stars and the text 'Leave us a Review!' beneath. At the bottom is a watermark that says www.yoppvoice.com/book — Goodreads.com

A repeat pattern of fall related elements in orange, drawn with outlines that shift between multiple shades of pink, purple, and maroon. There are several types of leaves, small pumpkins, a squash, pinecones, and acorns. The background is maroon with a series of darker maroon triangles. The pattern is demoed on a round tablecloth that hangs several feet past the edge of the circular table it covers. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeat pattern of fall related elements in orange, drawn with outlines that shift between multiple shades of red, orange and yellow. There are several types of leaves, small pumpkins, a squash, pinecones, and acorns. The background is forest green with a series of darker green triangles. The pattern is demoed on a pair of dinner napkins with white stiching folded in half, and a fork sitting on top. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeat pattern of fall related elements in orange, drawn with outlines that shift between multiple shades of red, orange and yellow. The background is the same color as the fill of the elements, making them appear transparent. There are several types of leaves, small pumpkins, a squash, pinecones, and acorns. The background also features a series of darker brown triangles. The pattern is demoed on four cocktail napkins with white stitching, folded into squares. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeat pattern of fall related elements in orange, drawn with outlines that shift between multiple shades of red, orange and yellow. There are several types of leaves, small pumpkins, a squash, pinecones, and acorns. The background is brown with a series of darker brown triangles. There is a white watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Fall Outlines Original

A repeat pattern of fall related elements in orange, drawn with outlines that shift between multiple shades of red, orange and yellow. The background is the same color as the fill of the elements, making them appear transparent. There are several types of leaves, small pumpkins, a squash, pinecones, and acorns. The background also features a series of darker brown triangles. There is a white watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Fall Outlines Only

A repeat pattern of fall related elements in orange, drawn with outlines that shift between multiple shades of pink, purple, and maroon. There are several types of leaves, small pumpkins, a squash, pinecones, and acorns. The background is maroon with a series of darker maroon triangles. There is a white watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Fall Outlines Maroon

A repeat pattern of fall related elements in orange, drawn with outlines that shift between multiple shades of red, orange and yellow. There are several types of leaves, small pumpkins, a squash, pinecones, and acorns. The background is forest green with a series of darker green triangles. There is a white watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Fall Outlines Green

A book with the title 'Pet' in a large, white, painted font on top of an illustration. There is a cage in the bottom left corner, with a lock and key. There are progressing waves of lighter shades of grey blue in different textures, separated by lines of gold foil. There is a beige bird flying into the top right corner. The book is on a background of textured blobs in different shades of blue, and to the right is a block of text that says: 'Pet' is a poem sequence that navigates the reader through the traumatic and transformative journey of domestic abuse and its aftermath, from losing one's sense of self to coercive violence, to the quiet strength of healing. — Books2Read.com

A square graphic with a photo of a piece of paper on a writing desk with several ink pens and a bottle of ink nearby. The hand-written text on the paper says: Writing when you are heartbroken is unexpectedly hard. Writing requires vulnerability. You have to open yourself, close your eyes, and say, what do I really think? Writing asks you to take the ideas that surface in your vulnerability, translate them, and believe that these translations of yourself will be as important to someone else as they are to you. --Kella Hanna-Wayne. In the top left corner is a watermark that says www.yoppvoice.com. — Yoppvoice.com

A screenshot from an instagram reel showing off a print of the cover art from the poetry book 'Pet'. — Redbubble.com

An art print of digital illustration: In the bottom 4th, a beat-up wooden cage on top of a cliff face, with an old fashioned lock hanging off the side and a golden skeleton key in front of the cage. Behind the cage ascending from the bottom to the top right of the cover are five layers with different shades of grey-blue, going from darkest to lightest. Each layer has a different painted texture, separated by thick lines of gold foil. A beige colored bird flies joyously into the top right corner. — Redbubble.com

A framed print of an illustration: In the bottom 4th, a beat-up wooden cage on top of a cliff face, with an old fashioned lock hanging off the side and a golden skeleton key in front of the cage. Behind the cage ascending from the bottom to the top right of the cover are five layers with different shades of grey-blue, going from darkest to lightest. Each layer has a different painted texture, separated by thick lines of gold foil. A beige colored bird flies joyously into the top right corner. — Redbubble.com

A spiral notebook w/ an illustration: In the bottom 4th, a beat-up wooden cage on top of a cliff face, with an old fashioned lock hanging off the side and a golden skeleton key in front of the cage. Behind the cage ascending from the bottom to the top right of the cover are five layers with different shades of grey-blue, going from darkest to lightest. Each layer has a different painted texture, separated by thick lines of gold foil. A beige colored bird flies joyously into the top right corner. — Redbubble.com

A tote bag w/ an illustration on it: In the bottom 4th, a beat-up wooden cage on top of a cliff face, with an old fashioned lock hanging off the side and a golden skeleton key in front of the cage. Behind the cage ascending from the bottom to the top right of the cover are five layers with different shades of grey-blue, going from darkest to lightest. Each layer has a different painted texture, separated by thick lines of gold foil. A beige colored bird flies joyously into the top right corner. — Redbubble.com

A square graphic with a blue and gold background with the title'Remote Poetry Reading' at the top. Below are details of when the poetry reading occurred as well as a link for details: www.yoppvoice.com/book. At the bottom is a picture of the book being read, 'Pet' and a picture of the author, Kella Hanna-Wayne. — Yoppvoice.com

A book with the title 'Pet' in a large, white, painted font on top of an illustration. There is a cage in the bottom left corner, with a lock and key. There are progressing waves of lighter shades of grey blue in different textures, separated by lines of gold foil. There is a beige bird flying into the top right corner. The book is surrounded by a section of textured beige with the title and subtitle in a larger size and the text ORDER NOW! above. On the bottom right it says Official Release Date: October 29th, 2022! — Yoppvoice.com

A graphic with a background of silver and blue textured to look like wall plaster, with dark blue, serif, italic text on top, grounded by a blue line of the left side. The text says: body pressed against mine/ knife at my throat/ you dare me to speak/ I want to taste/ poison in my body/ once more/ I glint/ with steel of my own/ you see me answer/ yes I dare. In the bottom right corner the writer and poem name are listed: Kella Hanna-Wayne, Blades. — Yoppvoice.com

A graphic with a wavy section of blue at the top and beige text that says Pre-orders for 'Pet' are live! Below is a section of beige background, with a mug of coffee and a white ipad showing the book cover to the poetry book Pet: the Journey from Abuse to Recovery. — Yoppvoice.com

A graphic with a photo of the ground that is so dry it is full of large cracks, with a dark green filter over top, as a background. A light screen square covers most of it, with dark green text that says: I can't. I can't do it. I had finally found the strong fortress inside of myself that would not let me keep tearing myself up for J into ever-smaller pieces. I had reached my limit. I knew there was no way I could hide my terror from him. I knew I could not grovel low enough to please him and get the money back while holding all this anger and panic inside. I had tried so hard to disconnect, to let go of myself through the worst moments so that I could selflessly and unconsciously do everything needed of me. but no matter how I tried, my sense of self remained. I could not make myself small enough to do this. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic on a background of textured grey-blue. Black, serif, italic text says: every good word I said/ twisted out of my grasp/ became a bad one/ that is all they heard. In the bottom right corner is the name of the author and the title of the poem: Kella Hanna-Wayne, Cotton. — Yoppvoice.com

A graphic: A book on the left has the title 'Pet' in a large, white, painted font on top of an illustration. There is a cage in the bottom left corner, with a lock and key. There are progressing waves of lighter shades of grey blue in different textures, separated by lines of gold foil. There is a beige bird flying into the top right corner. The graphic repeats the title and subtitle and also says 'Order Now!' in all caps and 'A collection of poetry you'll read from cover to cover.' — Books2Read.com

A screen shot from a video showing off an early copy of the book 'Pet: the Journey from Abuse to Recovery' by Kella Hanna-Wayne. — Yoppvoice.com

A digital illustration: A beat-up wooden cage on top of a cliff face, w/ an old-fashioned lock hanging on it and a gold skeleton key in front. Behind the cage ascending from bottom left to top right are five layers with different shades of grey-blue, going from darkest to lightest. Each layer has a different painted texture, separated by lines of gold foil. A beige colored bird flies joyously into the top right corner. The title is painted in pale beige & the subtitle & author name are pale blue — Yoppvoice.com

A repeat pattern in bright neon pink, orange, purple, and blue, of unusual plants and flowers including: Orchid Italica (the Naked Man Orchid), Jade Vine, Mimosa tree flowers, Mountain cornflower, as well as small roses, leaves, and simple vines. The background is black. The pattern is demoed on a square pillow on a white background. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeat pattern in bright neon pink, orange, purple, and blue, of unusual plants and flowers including: Orchid Italica (the Naked Man Orchid), Jade Vine, Mimosa tree flowers, Mountain cornflower, as well as small roses, leaves, and simple vines. The background is black. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Orchid Italica & the Rave Garden

A graphic on watercolor paper with shades of grey-blue covering three-quarters of the space, and a stretch of beige on the right side covered in brown painted decorations. Over the blue area, large blue sans serif text says Why Understanding Abuse & Trauma is Necessary for Social Justice Work. A watermark at the bottom says www.yoppvoice.com. — Yoppvoice.com

A graphic on watercolor paper with shades of grey-blue covering three-quarters of the space, and a stretch of beige on the right side covered in brown painted decorations. Over the blue area, text reads: Trauma responses can be scary and overwhelming. Oppressors love to characterize upset marginalized people as overdramatic and hysterical and if you don't know that some of the feelings you're experiencing are part of a trauma response, you could end up believing that you're being overdramatic and hysterical too...But you aren't being hysterical. Your mind and body are trying to keep you alive. Kella Hanna-Wayne. — Yoppvoice.com

A repeat pattern of baking elements, like cupcakes, pies, cookies, bread, whisks, rolling pins, measuring spoons, eggs, sprinkles, chocolate, flour and sugar in a cute cartoon style, in a pink, orange, and brown color palette. In the bottom right corner is a water mark that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Baking Tools & Treats Pattern in Brown

A repeat pattern of baking elements, like cupcakes, pies, cookies, bread, whisks, rolling pins, measuring spoons, eggs, sprinkles, chocolate, flour and sugar in a cute cartoon style, in a pink, orange, and brown color palette on a peach background. In the bottom right corner is a water mark that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Baking Tools & Treats Pattern in Peach

A repeat pattern of baking elements, like cupcakes, pies, cookies, bread, whisks, rolling pins, measuring spoons, eggs, sprinkles, chocolate, flour and sugar in a cute cartoon style, in a pink, orange, and beige color palette on a blue background. In the bottom right corner is a water mark that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Baking Tools & Treats Pattern in Navy

A repeat pattern of detailed illustrations of items associated with Fika (Swedish coffee gatherings) including: a coffee maker and mug, a birds eye view of coffee art in a mug on a pretty plate, cinnamon buns, jam thumbprint cookies, ginger cookies frosted in elaborate designs, chocolate cake, raspberries, spoons, and other pastries. It is is a brown, beige, and red color scheme on a tan background. There is a white watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & co. — But First, Fika Pattern

A graphic on watercolor paper with shades of purple covering three-quarters of the space, and a stretch of beige on the right side covered in brown painted decorations. Over the purple area, text reads: By dividing behaviors into two categories, abusive and not abusive, and aligning those two categories with the decision of whether or not to stay in a relationship that's hurting you, it actually makes it much harder to clearly identify abuse and it makes it much easier for a victim who's not yet ready to accept the label of abuse, to dismiss external observations about their relationship. — Yoppvoice.com

A repeat pattern of a flock of birds flying every which way, outlined in periwinkle, filled with different shades of indigo and purple with glowing highlights on each bird to make out their shape. They are flying over a series of dark blue fluid like curvy stripes that cover the entire background. The pattern is demoed on a rectangular pillow. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeat pattern of a flock of birds flying every which way, outlined in pale orange, filled with different shades of orange and warm brown with glowing highlights on each bird to make out their shape. They are flying over a series of dark brown fluid like curvy stripes that cover the entire background. This design is demoed on a large throw blanket draped over a grey couch. — See all Spoonflower products

A repeat pattern of a flock of birds flying every which way, outlined in pale purple, filled with different shades of lavender with glowing highlights on each bird to make out their shape. They are flying over a series of purple, fluid like curvy stripes that cover the entire background. The pattern is demoed on a piece of rippling fabric. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeat pattern of a flock of birds flying every which way, outlined in pale purple, filled with different shades of purple with glowing highlights on each bird to make out their shape. They are flying over a series of dark purple fluid like curvy stripes that cover the entire background. The pattern is demoed on portrait-oriented wall hanging with thin strips of pale wood on the top and bottom. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeat pattern of a flock of birds flying every which way, outlined in pale pink, filled with different shades of pink and mauve with glowing highlights on each bird to make out their shape. They are flying over a series of maroon, fluid like curvy stripes that cover the entire background. The pattern is demoed on a fluffy duvet cover and a pair of square pillows. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeat pattern of a flock of birds flying every which way, outlined in pale purple, filled with different shades of purple with glowing highlights on each bird to make out their shape. They are flying over a series of dark purple fluid like curvy stripes that cover the entire background. There is a white watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Birds and Waves Purple

A repeat pattern of a flock of birds flying every which way, outlined in periwinkle, filled with different shades of indigo and purple with glowing highlights on each bird to make out their shape. They are flying over a series of dark blue fluid like curvy stripes that cover the entire background. There is a white watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Birds and Waves Indigo

A repeat pattern of a flock of birds flying every which way, outlined in pale orange, filled with different shades of orange and warm brown with glowing highlights on each bird to make out their shape. They are flying over a series of dark brown fluid like curvy stripes that cover the entire background. There is a white watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Birds and Waves Chocolate

A repeat pattern of a flock of birds flying every which way, outlined in pale purple, filled with different shades of lavender with glowing highlights on each bird to make out their shape. They are flying over a series of purple, fluid like curvy stripes that cover the entire background. There is a white watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Birds and Waves Lavender

A repeat pattern of a flock of birds flying every which way, outlined in pale pink, filled with different shades of pink and mauve with glowing highlights on each bird to make out their shape. They are flying over a series of maroon, fluid like curvy stripes that cover the entire background. There is a white watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Birds and Waves Rose

A square graphic with a close-up photo of a green gecko climbing down a tree. Surrounding the gecko is a block of text that says: I froze; Eyebrows furrowed as my right hand rose to scratch the nape of my neck. I ruminated on my quandry. I had never seen a toilet that looked like this before. How on earth was I supposed to poop in this strange room? I scanned the bare exposed brick and noticed a radiant green gecko casually wall-crawling twoards the one window in the back. The gecko glanced at me in my 3-foot-tall glory, daringly flicking its tongue at me and continued crawling towards the window. Challenge accepted.-- Mugabi Byenkya. There is a watermark in the top right corner that says www.yoppvoice.com. — Yoppvoice.com

A repeat pattern with yellow clusters of three leaves, their veins outlined clearly in gold. The leaf clusters are lined up in rows with lots of space in between, mirrored horizontally or vertically from the previous one. In between the leaves are little periwinkle star-shaped flowers. The leaves and flowers are done in a paper-cut style on a blue background. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Tri-Leaf Blue & Biege Papercut Out

A repeat pattern with yellow clusters of three leaves, their veins outlined clearly in gold. The leaf clusters are lined up in rows with lots of space in between, mirrored horizontally or vertically from the previous one. In between the leaves are little turquoise star-shaped flowers. The leaves and flowers are done in a paper-cut style on a dark turquoise background. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Tri-Leaf Turquoise and Beige Paper-Cut Out

A repeat pattern with yellow clusters of three leaves, their veins outlined clearly in gold. The leaf clusters are lined up in rows with lots of space in between, mirrored horizontally or vertically from the previous one. In between the leaves are little pink star-shaped flowers. The leaves and flowers are done in a paper-cut style on a dark dusty pink background. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Tri-Leaf Pink & Beige Papercut Out

A repeat pattern with yellow clusters of three leaves, their veins outlined clearly in gold. The leaf clusters are lined up in rows with lots of space in between, mirrored horizontally or vertically from the previous one. In between the leaves are little mint star-shaped flowers. The leaves and flowers are done in a paper-cut style on a green background. There is a faint watermark in the bottom right corner that says Kella Hanna-Wayne & Co. — Tri-Leaf Sage & Beige Papercut Out

A repeat pattern of stamp art of the veins from a cluster of three leaves, in varying shades of orange, red, pink, and purple. The clusters of leaves overlap only slightly and are facing in all different directions. The stamps are on a purple background. The pattern is demoed on a long table runner on a wooden table. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeating pattern of a set of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in jewel tones with gold edges, on a medium blue background, surrounded by little yellow stars and small shiny orbs in dark blue. The pattern is demoed on a rippling piece of fabric. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeat pattern with yellow clusters of three leaves, their veins outlined clearly in gold. The leaf clusters are lined up in rows with lots of space in between, mirrored horizontally or vertically from the previous one. In between the leaves are little periwinkle star-shaped flowers. The leaves and flowers are done in a paper-cut style on a blue background. The pattern is demoed on round tablecloth hanging several feet over the edge of a circular table. — See All Spoonflower Products

A repeating pattern of a set of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in different shades of the colors from the Non-Binary Pride Flag: Yellow, purple, and white, on a black background, surrounded by little white stars and small shiny golden orbs. The pattern is demoed on a roll of wallpaper. — See All Spoonflower Products

Clusters of three emerald green leaves with the veins clearly outlined in metallic gold. The leaf clusters are overlapped and stacked on top of one another, each one casting a shadow on those below, for many layers, so no background is visible. The pattern is demoed on pair of dinner napkins — See All Spoonflower Products

A graphic with a photo of a collection of hands of different skin tones all joined together as a sign of unity and teamwork. On top are two sections of text that say, Allyship is not a badge awarded to you by someone more marginalized than you on a single occasion to be worn forever, and it definitely is not an award you can give yourself. When you say, 'I am an ally,' you are already misunderstanding the actions involved in being one. Allyship is an internal practice, not a public persona. — Yoppvoice.com

A graphic with a light skinned photo of a woman with long bright red hair, bangs, and red lipstick on the right, with a textured mauve area to the left with text on top. The text says, And to Cherie, this has been long overdue but this is just my way of saying thank you. For being a wonderful friend, a gifted storyteller, a supportive mentor, for being one of the good ones. the very few good ones. Be it an uncertain art school student coming out of the closet, my publishing credits, or the people I've aided through activism, my accomplishments are also a part of your legacy. Just so we're clear, everything positive that has transpired in my career: it's on you. Denny Upkins. — Yoppvoice.com

A painted illustration of a pair of long-haired cats cuddling. One is ginger and white, the other is dark brown and white in a tuxedo pattern. They each have spots of color on their chest which pressed together make the shape of a heart. Their noses are also heart shaped. They are sitting on a colorful rug. The illustration is on a pale orange background. There is a faint watermark in the center that says www.yoppvoice.com — Emotional Support Kitties

A square graphic with a photo of a rainbow drawn in chalk on the pavement. A purple square with text below says: Many straight people are biased against queer happiness and fullfillment because on some level they think we are eunuchs mired in shame and self-loathing. In as much as we have internalized their indoctrination, that may well be true for some of us. But as we come out, get empowered, and claim our agency, we recover the feeling of joy.-- Britt East, interviewed by Denny Upkins. In the top left corner is a watermark that says yoppvoice.com — Yoppvoice.com

A repeating pattern of a set of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in different shades of the colors from the Transgender Pride Flag: Bright blue, pink, and white, on a light blue background, surrounded by little white stars and small shiny blue orbs. — Transgender Pride Dice

A repeating pattern of a set of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in different shades of the colors from the Non-Binary Pride Flag: Yellow, purple, and white, on a black background, surrounded by little white stars and small shiny golden orbs. — Nonbinary Pride Dice

A repeating pattern of a set of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in different shades of the colors from the Pansexual Pride Flag: Pink, turquoise, and yellow, on a light pink background, surrounded by little yellow stars and small shiny blue orbs. — Pansexual Pride Dice

A repeating pattern of a set of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in different shades of the colors from the Bisexual Pride Flag: Blue, Magenta, and Purple, on a dark blue background, surrounded by little pale pink stars and small shiny purple orbs. — Bisexual Pride Dice

A repeating pattern of a set of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in all the colors of the rainbow, on a purple background, surrounded by little pink stars and small shiny orbs in rainbow colors. — LGBT Rainbow Pride Dice

A repeating pattern of a set of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in different shades of the colors from the Asexual Pride Flag: Purple, white, and grey on a black background, surrounded by little white stars and small shiny silver orbs. — Asexual Pride Dice

A repeating pattern of a set of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in different shades of the colors from the Genderqueer Pride Flag: Purple, white, and green on a forest green background, surrounded by little white stars and small dark green orbs. — Genderqueer Pride Dice

A repeating pattern of a set of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in different shades of the colors from the Genderfluid Pride Flag: Purple, white, blue, and pink on a black background, surrounded by little white stars and small shiny pink orbs. — Genderfluid Pride Dice

A repeating pattern of a set of 7 Dungeons and Dragons Dice in jewel tones with gold edges, on a medium blue background, surrounded by little yellow stars and small shiny orbs in dark blue. — DnD Dice

A graphic with a bright sparkle to the left on a black background, and hand written text in orange and brown on the right that says Creating Social Change One Person At a Time. — Yoppvoice.com

A digital representation of a Mast Cell colorized in shades of purple serves as a faded background for a graphic. The text is in a handwritten font in purple and orange and says How Mast Cell Activation Disorder Changed My Life. — Yoppvoice.com

A graphic in large serif text in brown and blue says, Why I Stopped Taking Gabapentin. The text is over a background of blue and black watercolor with textured paper. — Yoppvoice.com

A beige hardcover book sitting on a wooden table, with text in a large rounded serif font in brown and blue that says Stonewalled: That Time I Fought the Law & the Law Lost with Denny Upkins. There is a watermark at the bottom that says www.yoppvoice.com — Yoppvoice.com

A digital illustration of two tan and brown otters floating on their backs on a stream of light turquoise water. They are holding paws and have their eyes closed blissfully. They are surrounded by a series of tiny purple flowers arranged in the shape of a heart around them, the ripples of the water echoing the shape. — Significant Otters

A graphic with a grey-blue background textured like wall plaster. On top is black, serif text in italics that says: what scorn can I give back/ that will not be reversed/ so I avoid being transformed/ into what you think I am. In the bottom right corner the writer and poem name are listed: Kella Hanna-Wayne, Confrontation. — Yoppvoice.com

A beige graphic large text that says 9 Things That Blocked My Access to Medical Treatment, with a picture of a toy hospital gurney with a person on it, to the right of the text. A watermark at the bottom says www.yoppvoice.com. — Yoppvoice.com

An illustrated graphic that says Submit your writing, www.yoppvoice.com at the top. There is an illustration of three lightbulbs, one is lit with a yellow heart in the center. Text on the left side of the lightbulbs say Your voice, Non-fiction, Social advocacy, marginalized writers. — Yoppvoice.com

A watercolor illustration of a white, peach, & red orchid with an olive green stem, stretching over the inked words, “Needing extra care doesn’t make you a burden.” The text is framed with thin green vines and a green line underneath, and the whole design is on a pale orange, water color paper textured background with a watermark that says www.yoppvoice.com — Needing Extra Care (Watercolor)

A cartoon of a light brown dog with floppy ears, a wagging tail, and a big smile. The dog is wearing a red and pink guiding harness on its back. Above in blocky bright blue letters it says 'Service Doggos Are the Best Doggos' — Service Doggos Blue & Red

A cartoon of a dark brown dog with floppy ears, a wagging tail, and a big smile. The dog is wearing a pink and mauve guiding harness on its back. Above in blocky purple letters it says 'Service Doggos Are the Best Doggos' — Service Doggos Purple and Pink

A graphic with an upclose photo of a mosaic made of many small pieces of reflective glass, that shows a rainbow of colors. On top is a block of text that says: I'm Plural. I have DID. Being Plural is part of my identity. Having Dissociative Identity Disorder is part of my identity. I am a writer, an editor, an activist, a cook, a girlfriend, a best friend, a daughter, a 31-year old, disabled, chronically ill, bisexual woman and I have DID. This is my coming out post. In the bottom left is a watermark that says yoppvoice.com — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a photo from a Black Lives Matter protest, with people standing out in the street, the end of the block obscured by smoke and tear gas in the air. Above is text that says: Go do some reading about communism and anarchism. Seriously. Read about what they actually mean, not what the people who use them as buzzwords to whip ignorant people into a frenzy pretend they mean. You don't have to support them. Really, I am not telling you to go embrace an ideology that isn't what you believe in. But stop letting people manipulate you through fear and ignorance. --Ruth Kaplan. — Yoppvoice.com

A cartoon of a smiling blue star at the end of a rainbow. Below in blocky white letters it says Yes Thank you I have tried yoga please suggest literally anything else in all caps. To the right is a black line framing the design. There is a pale watermark in the upper left corner that says yoppvoice.com — Yes, Thank You I Have Tried Yoga

Five interlocking circles of color that each have a white border, in a flower arrangement, where each overlap between the circles is a different color. The colors are a mixture of pinks, maroon, browns, and canary yellow. Above and below shapes are all caps black text that say — Now on Etsy.com

A square graphic with a red and orange sparkly background. On top is a white box with text that says: Everything You Need to Know About Voting. A resource compilation to make voting easier. At the bottom is a watermark that says yoppvoice.com — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a close-up of a rainy window with a diamond mesh grid over it. On top is a white box with text that says: It's time to dismantle the spear and that starts with repurposing the spearhead. While S.W.A.T. may be a work of fiction, it's providing our culture a glimpse of what could potentially happen if we rethink law enforcement and shift from policing to peace officers who protect and serve. Here's hoping life imitates art sooner rather than later. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a photo of someone typing on a typewriter. At the top is a pink box with red text that says: Yopp submissions are now open! Want to see your writing published on Yopp? Visit www.yoppvoice.com/submit for details. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a photo of someone sitting crosslegged on the floor with headphones on, a smart phone in their hand. Above is a white box with text that says: Give us the space and freedom to execute our routines, show all of our quirks, and in time, we might get comfortable enough to take our masks off. Accept us for who we are and don't scold us for responding to things differently than what you're used to. In the bottom right is a watermark that says yoppvoice.com. — Yoppvoice.com

An illustration of a series of white and pink orchid flowers on a green stem arched over the text Needing Extra Care Doesn't Make You a Burden. The illustration is framed in a large brown frame. — See current available products

A square graphic with a photo of a black and white rat stretching as if he's doing the downward dog yoga pose. The text above says: When mama stares at her phone too long, reading about the pan-dam-ick or the mean cap-eat-lism, and she starts to crinkle her face and sigh a lot, we jump on her. Then she smiles and kisses our bellies, and tells us what good boys we are. We give her cheeks little kisses, so she remembers to take care of herself first, so she can keep fighting to save the world. — Yoppvoice.com

A black and white bingo card with text that says Ableism Bingo at the top. The boxes are filled with phrases disabled people hear far too often, such as You're such an inspiration. At the bottom it says, Got a bingo? Post a picture on twitter, instagram, or facebook with the hashtag #ableismbingo and give us a story about how you got your bingo and the URL www.yoppvoice.com at the bottom. — Yoppvoice.com

A pale pink Bingo card titled 'Ableism Bingo Chronic Illness Edition Vol 1.' The card includes phrases that folks with chronic illness hear repeatedly like 'you don't look sick.' It's decorated with drawings of spoons and flowers. — Zazzle.com

A pale purple Bingo card titled 'Ableism Bingo Disability Edition Vol 2.' The card includes phrases that folks with disability hear repeatedly like 'you're so brave.' It's decorated with drawings of orchids. — Zazzle.com

A pale pink Bingo card titled 'Ableism Bingo Mental Illness Edition. The card includes phrases that folks with mental illness hear repeatedly like 'just try to stay positive.' It's decorated with drawings of the molecular structure for seratonin and flowers. — Zazzle.com

A pale pink Bingo card titled 'Ableism Bingo Chronic Pain Edition.' The card includes phrases that folks with chronic pain hear repeatedly like 'you can heal from anything.' It's decorated with drawings of spoons and flowers. — Zazzle.com

A square graphic with a photo of lines of empty prescription bottles in many different colors. On top is a white box with text that says: While the most commonly suggested treatments do help plenty of people, they are also frequently the first things suggested by medical health professionals. When someone has been sick or in pain for more than a few months, they have likely already been trying the most standard, common solutions, especially because no one wants to stay sick or in pain. As we are in fact the ones most directly impacted by our own illness, we have a constant incentive to search for sources of relief to our suffering. — Yoppvoice.com

A graphic with a brick wall painted in shades of yellow, red, and orange. On top are blocks of text that say: As outsiders to the communities most impacted by systemic of injustice, we need to learn... 10 when an in which spaces to listen in silence to the voices of those leading the fight against injustices they live every day. 20 when, where, and how to speak up to amplify their voices, and 30 when, where and how to act to dismantle the systems against which they fight. In the bottom right corner is a watermark that says yoppvoice.com. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a black and white photo of a collection of people sitting on the street at a Black Lives Matter protest. Above is a white box with black text that says: Let's be clear, your goals are not my goals. You're fighting to get things back to the status quo. The status quo is what me and mine were always fighting to change. You're upset that you're being forced out of your comfort zone of privilege. I'm enraged that it took countless murders, an act of God in the form of a worldwide pandemic, nationwide protests/riots and civil unrest for you to finally acknowledge the systemic oppression that you benefit from at the expense of Blacks and other minorities-- Dennis R. Upkins. — Yoppvoice.com

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The murky reflection of the face of a woman with tan skin which has been mostly obscured by a messy swipe of white paint. Below is a text box that reads, The person who is the least qualified to tell whether an action is bigotry-based or not is the person who has never been the recipient of that kind of bigotry. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a photo of a woman lying in bed, her back to the camera. Below is a white box with text that says: Recently, everyone else's world has gotten a whole lot closer to the reality of what it's like to live with chronic illness and as a result, they too are taking on the challenges we've faced for years. Folks with chronic illness are on average more at risk and also more prepared. We are more anxious and also more skilled in the emotional management necessary to cope with such a crisis. — Yoppvoice.com

A graphic with a close-up photo of a laptop with Netflix loaded to its front page. Below is a white box with black text that says: Rarely do we ever consider how whiteness, white culture and white privilege factor into stories and how many characters can only exist and function simply because they are white. Because whiteness is considered the default, the norm, the universal standard, it's rarely examined or critiqued. — Yoppvoice.com

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A square graphic with a photo of two sets of feet dancing tango on a wood floor. Below is the title 'Kella's Online Tango DJ Workshop' and the text: Learn how to DJ 50/50 alternative & traditional Tango from the comfort of your own home! — Bailonga.org

A square graphic with a picture from the streets of South Africa, including a poster pasted on a wall of Nelson Mandela. On top are two blocks of text that say: While in the west, 'coloured' is a racial slur directed towards Black people, in the South African context the same does not apply. The coloured racial category was a race created by the apartheid state which 'used race to classify South Africans by law into a general hierarchy of types with corresponding differential access to human rights and freedom'... During the violence of racial categorization, coloured families were divided. The unpredictability of genetics meant that within the same family, depending on skin complexion and hair texture, individuals could be newly categorized as Black, white, or coloured-- Thandiwe Ntshinga. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a photo of an unmarked sign pointing to the right, with a snowy mountain in the background. Below, a block of text says: 'We don't know' means there's still a definite possibility that things could turn out to be the version we hope for. There's a whole spectrum of 'positive' possibilities in addition to the 'negative' ones, and just because someone happened to post one of the negative possibilities on Facebook, doesn't mean that one is more likely to be true. It's just the only one that's concrete enough for our brains to latch on to. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a close-up photo of a teddy bear with bandages around his head, leg, and two bandaids crossed over his heart. Text to the left says: If it is a physician's job to attend to our physical well-being, then they cannot sufficiently do so unless they include the impact of our mental health on our bodies and vice versa. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with the photo of a black boy sitting at the top of a mountain with his fist raised triumphantly. He is surrounded by cloud covered moutains colored vibrantly from the sun setting in front of him. On top is text that says: I made Yopp to accomplish the following goals: --To provide an online school and an all-encompassing hub of resources that teaches the overarching principles of social justice. --To validate both the perspective of the oppressed and the person just learning about oppression. --To create connections between the different aspects of activism. --To maintain a platform for other marginalized writers. In the bottom right corner is the writer and the website: Kella Hanna-Wayne, yoppvoice.com. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a black and white photo of a woman in a wheelchair leaning over to interact with her dog. On top is a pink box with black text that says: Being disabled involves an exceptional level of creativity, innovation, adaptation, decisiveness, solution-seeking, thinking one step ahead, and changing the status quo. When I say that disability is part of my identity, I'm saying that I'm part of a group that shares this unique set of skills and this specific outlook on life. with such an incredible set of qualities, why wouldn't I want to identify with the community responsible for teaching me that my needs will always be worthy of accommodation? — Yoppvoice.com

On a background of two people with their fingers intertwined, text reads, It took me years to learn that the goal in my post-abuse relationships was not to replace these toxic norms with a romantic relationship in which I never got hurt; the goal was to have a partnership in which both people are committed to reducing the harm they may cause each other, AND to working together to repair and recovery in the event that harm was caused. A watermark at the bottom says yoppvoice.com — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a photo of the sun setting over the ocean off the coast of Australia. The sun is covered in vibrant shades of red thanks to the smoke from the wildfires. Two blocks of text on top say: Back in June, when I read the newest developments about the US concentration camps for immigrants, I realized that the feelings of urgency that came up were feelings thousands of people shared with me. People wanted to help and they had no idea how. So I gave them a list of potential ways to help. That was by far my most successful article to date, in part because people wanted the information in it. This week, I had the same feeling of urgency reading about the severity of the wildfires burning across Australia. So I wrote another guide. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a photo of two people's feet on either side of a yellow line of the pavement. Their feet are as close to either side of the line as they can be without crossing it. Two blocks of text say: Regardless of where you are in the dynamic, if you've been on one or both sides of an abusive relationship before, there's a very good chance that you really struggle with separating out your own responsibilities from someone else's. But it is the second half of my definition that distinguishes abuse from a case of bad boundaries... Punishing you for something you don't control and then blaming you for bringing the punishment on yourself moves an act from the realm of defensiveness or emotionally lashing out to actual abuse. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a photo of a wheelchair symbol painted onto a concrete wall. Above a block of text says: Going without my belt meant having to re-examine my feelings about having a disability that no one would anticipate and most people haven't heard of. If I needed or wanted to out myself as disabled to a stranger, their only source of information was what I told them. The words coming out of my mouth were the only proof I had. What if that wasn't enough? — Medium.com

A square graphic with a photo of a white woman at a protest holding a megaphone covered in stickers to her mouth. A blue box with black text below says: The silence and inaction from white fauxgressives when PoCs edure systemic injustice is as enabling as it is premeditated. Because the reality is that most whites refuse to dismantle an unjust system from which they benefit. They'd rather rule in Hell than be equals in Heaven. They're all for equality as long as it's conditional. Said system will continue to be their undoing. --Dennis R. Upkins. A watermark in the top right corner says yoppvoice.com. — Yoppvoice.com

On a black background illuminated by a red neon sign, text reads, I thought 'bitch' described a woman who was loud, overbearing, temperamental, abrasive, & aggressive. I realized that I had just given myself a list of all the things women are taught they should never be & that most of the time when women are described using those same words, it is to undermine the legitimacy of their emotions or experience & blame them for their own suffering. I realized a 'bitch' was everything a woman wasn't supposed to be: outspoken, powerful, uncompromising, persistent, angry, and unwilling to cater her behavior to your feelings... That was the day that I stopped using the word 'bitch' as an insult. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a close-up photo of a black woman's face, where half her face is obscured in shadow. A block of text to her left says: Nationally and internationally, womxn-- and allies-- mobilized against the persistence of gender-based violence and femicide in South Africa to confront government's lack of intervention under the #AmINext movement that occupied online and physical domains. Social media activism under the #AmINext hashtag highlighted the reality of daily life as a womxn. Womxn took to naming and shaming sexual perpetrators online. Womxn shared in the experiences of the constant fear that polices what we- as womxn in the country- wear, where we are, what we say and who we are with. — Yoppvoice.com

A screen shot from an interview with Kella on the youtube show Secular Sexuality. Kella is a young, light skinned woman with brown hair and black glasses. She is wearing headphones and her mouth is open mid-conversation. — Yoppvoice.com

On a background of a sneaker about to crush a tiny toy knight, text reads, If you find yourself in a conflict with someone who has less power than you, try to remember that they are not nearly as much of a threat to you as you are to them. Even if the less powerful person attacks you back, you are likely to sustain far less damage from that attack than they are. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a photo of a person who is wedged between two very tall boulders, as if they are trying to climb up from the wedge but are unlikely to be able to do so. Text to the right says: As no one wanted to legitimize my hurt, I began questioning its legitimacy myself. Maybe I am just making it up, I thought. It was easier to accept denial. If my mind was causing the pain, changing my thoughts could stop it. I tried to ignore the endless aches, but a sharp jab to my back or gnawing in my legs would shock me out of my denial. — Yoppvoice.com

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Square graphic with half of a young women's pleasant face shown at the bottom, with blue cloudy sky above. A box of text at the top says: In addition to helping you organize and store information, whether for your own future reference or for someone else's, the most important thing that Workflowy offers is that it takes on the work your brain would normally have to do, and as a result, you can free up that mental space and instead use those resources on all the awesome things that you are planning to create, accomplish, or discover in the future. — Medium.com

A square graphic with a black and white photo of the back of a woman's head, which is hanging down in front of her in distress. A box of text above says: Rachel reached a spot that was so tense, it didn't feel like she was pressing on a muscle, it felt like there was a small rock inside me. I recognized this sensation as a muscle that has hardened and turn in on itself after years of constant tension. As the muscles fought between trying to accept the pressure and pushing it away, I was overcome with a wave of empathy and self-love. 'Oh, body' I thought, 'You have been hurting for a long time. I'm so sorry I didn't know that you needed help. I'm sorry you had to wait for so long. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with an up-close photo of a bible bathed in sunlight. At the top is a block of text that says: When mission work harms the marginalized but rewards the privileged, society seems to brush off the injustices within this work because volunteers and missionaries are helping, selfless and kind, right? We must look deeper at the practices within Christian mission work and not accept it at face value. We must protect our world's vulnerable populations the best that we can. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a photo of a woman of color squatting on the ground next to her son, looking into his hoodie with a connected and warm expression. Above is a blue box with black text that says: Do you remember a time when you were a child and an adult in your life changed something in you for the rest of your life? Maybe they were the only person who believed in your ability to achieve your dreams...Maybe they saw you for who you were and reflected you as good and valuable when no one else had before. Even just a small word of encouragement can be important enough to us at that age that we remember it for decades. That person that helped you probably has no idea that they affected you so much, even if that impact lasted a lifetime. What if you could be that person for someone else? — TheBezine.com

A square graphic with a close-up photo of a sillouette of a dandelion and its seeds flying away, with a dusky sky in the background. Above is a white box with black text that says: Over the years I have come to appreciate that there is something rather majestic about the ground-swell of hope and possibility that happens when thousands of visionary people across the globe simultaneously bare witness to the desire for, the possibility of, and the potential paths toward peace, justice, and sustainability-- Jamie Dedes. There is a watermark in the bottom right that says yoppvoice.com. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a close-up of a rainbow pride flag blowing in the wind. Over it is a white box with black text that says: Someday you will see that my sexuality is just one aspect of me, albeit an inalienable part. The woman you raised-- truthful, considerate, questioning, and brave-- has not been changed by coming out of the closet. If anything, the confidence to do so comes from your teachings. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a close-up photo of an ink quill pen tip. Above is a block of text that says: I believe that calling your representatives is an effective way to impact the future of our country but I find making phone calls incredibly anxiety-inducing and I have to spend a lot of energy to get myself to make one. that's not a good use of my resources. On the other hand, writing comes easily to me, I find it rewarding, and it's something that a lot of other people can't contribute. I can accomplish way more by writing on behalf of activism than I could if I were using the same amount of resources to make phone calls. Whenever I feel the push to do more for a cause, I re-center on the importance of my writing and how much I'm offering in the work I already do. — Jamiededes.com

On a background of three women talking & laughing, text reads, When people accommodate me without my asking, they are giving me the freedom of choice, they are giving me precious moments in which I don’t have to plan or worry or analyze. Just the simple pleasure of getting to focus on being present with the conversation & people I care about is an incredible relief. Further text below shows the article title: Why Chronic Illness Makes it So Hard to Leave Home. — Yoppvoice.com

On a background of a woman holding a Like A Boss mug, text reads, If someone is used to getting their way & receives no consequences for irrational, unprofessional, or aggressive behavior, then nothing stands in their way of relying on threats of violence or actual assault as a tool to regain control over a situation. If theoretical threats to your finances, career, or reputation doesn't convince you to do what they want, violence probably will. Or in the case of sexual assault, violence is both a tool for control and a means of soliciting special treatment catered to the desires of the person in power. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a photo of a collection of hands all put together in the center in a gesture of team work. Two blocks of text say: Start with the first item on this list and ask yourself honestly if you can do it. If the answer is no, proceed to the next one. Don't spend energy on feeling guilty you can't do more. Keep reading and asking yourself until the answer is yes and then do that thing... Your contribution is valuable. It is literally impossible for you to fix this on your own, which means each of us, as individual people, have to offer our piece collectively in order for change to happen. Don't let fear stop you from contributing. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with the photo of a person with long brown hair, holding a glass orb in front of them that reflects themselves but upside down, as well as the bright orange and blue of the sunset sky behind them. A block of text on top says: I know how deeply you've internalized that your friends don't love you, that you're a nuisance to them, that they tolerate you. It's not true. There are plenty of people who will treat you with kindness, respect, consideration. You don't have to gravitate towards the ones who don't. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a photo of the singer Lizzo, wearing a sparkly tank top, bathed in red light, holding a microphone. A white box with purple text to the left says: Lizzo will probably never know how much she is helping me to continue taking charge of my life via her catchy tunes. The path over the past five years has been strewn with hot coals and broken shards of glass. Each step to arrive at this point was excruciatingly painful, overwhelming and challenging. Lizzo and her music are now part of my process as I navigate my path to healing and wholeness. Her emphasis on the importance of self-love to win in life, is exactly what my life-situation needs. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with an up-close photo of a succulent in a glass pot. to the left is black text that says: After any especially bad day in my marriage, I buy a new houseplant. At first, it wasn't deliberate, or even clear to me as the habit developed. I would walk in retail garden sections because I found them soothing, because it helped me feel somewhat calmer, somehow more myself. And slowly the plants came home with me, clutched like little leaf babies among the shopping. Early conscripts were hardy, sturdy varieties; some guaranteed not to wither and go bad like my marriage. Perhaps I hoped they might impart that strength to me. Over months, an army of green formed ranks on my desk. — Yoppvoice.com

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A square graphic with a photo of a blue neon sign that says 'We belong here' in a decorative font. Below is a white box with black text that says: Johanna Hedva gifted me the idea that in a society that revolves around productivity and money making, by lying in bed and doing nothing, I am holding my own private revolution. Just my survival as a sick person, as a marginalized person, is a big Fuck You to the systems I seek to overturn. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a close-up photo of a bowl with a spoon held just above it. The spoon has four square beads in it with letters on the side that spell LOVE. A box of text above says: Learning of the existence of spoon theory can be incredibly validating within the context of a society where having unlimited resources is the default expectation and where the ability to suffer through hard work is considered a virtue. If you're a spoonie, it can be difficult for you and for the people that care about you to understand why you can't manage resources like veryone else does. Spoon Theory gives you a vocabulary with which to describe yourself to others. — Yoppvoice.com

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A square graphic with a dark background and only a street light lantern glowing is visible. Two yellow boxes of black text to the left say: Gaslighting or overriding individual responses to medication is not necessarily done deliberately. Mental health professionals were encouraging me to utilize medication out of good intentions, such as wanting me to achieve emotional stability. But medication was also detrimental to my tailored progress, where my instincts about others or the world were inhibited. For me personally, not seeing the world with rose-colored glasses is extremely liberating. That often flies under the radar in psychological arenas, as lack of positivity is seen to be the hindrance in people's lives. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a photo of a person writing in a grid lined notebook. They've clearly written out a check-list with a series of empty boxes. Over top are two blocks of text that say: A short-term solution is something that will ultimately connect up to a medium-term and long-tem plan, but it doesn't have to be anything more complex than finding a resource or asking for emotional support. Just having that concrete, specific thing accomplished can fuel the optimism your friend needs to take the second step; that success can then empower the third step, and so on. — Yoppvoice.com

A graphic with a photo of a US dollar bill on a white background. Text above says: Making a living in the U.S. today is ridiculously hard. It can be easy to feel discouraged if you have debt, or aren't making the salary you would like. But you are a human being, not a machine or a piece of software. You deserve nice things and leisure time. Shaming yourself for being human is not a necessary part of being responsible with money, and, in fact, it may do more harm than good. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a background of a white concrete texture, with dark blue creeping up the bottom. Dark blue text says: Over and over again, society has communicated to me that I must feel ashamed, rendered me invisible and silenced my voice because of my race. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a photo of a young woman with short brown hair, sitting with her knees pulled up on a chair next to a window, staring outside. A white box with black text to the left says: The stigma against anti-depressants is really just a poorly disguised cultural rejection of all mental illness, otherwise known as ableism. It's the idea that you shouldn't need treatment, that if you just make one or two simple changes, you'll no longer have that problem, that most people would rather you pretend you don't have this problem so they don't have to think about it. And that if these minor changes and pretending everything is fine doesn't fix it, you are dismissed as too dysfunctional to be offered compassion. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a photo of a stamped and addressed letter next to a collection of dried flowers, on a poorly lit desk. A block of text to the left says: The 'envelope' incident affected me deeply. It made me rething and reassess my mindset. I now believe my traumatized reaction was the physical manifestation of a deep, calcified scar within my psche. The little white boy and his family had no idea that his kind gesture unleashed such a reaction. As far as he and his family were concerned, they were being kind. I am sure they had a restfull night compared to my fitful one. Yet, their thoughtful action ripped open a deeply embedded scar leaving me shaken and torn apart. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with an up-close photo of a round gift balloon, with a yellow emoji face that looks awkward and uncomfortable. Text in a yellow box above says: When you have cancer, many of the people in your life won't really know what to say. They also might act weird around you. And I guess that's understandable. I mean, most topics that come up in everyday socializing and conversation just don't quite compare to, 'I have clusters of rapidly dividing cells that are slowly killing me so I have to eat poison that will kill them but also risks killing me too.' Things can get awkward. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a photo of a white mug that says 'Be the most encouraging person you know' in a flowery font. Next to the mug are a succulent and lit candle. Above is a white box with black text that says: If a person in crisis learns that their situation is something many people have dealt with and come out the other side safely, it can help soothe them. When someone hears that others enduring the same thing felt the same pain, yet found a way to safety, that knowledge sometimes gives them the courage to continue to process and potentially begin to problem-solve. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a black and white photo of a light skinned man with contrasted lighting, showing only parts of his face, and his arm which is wrapped across his chest, as if he is unhappy. On a black background, white blocks of text say: Once their emotion is out in the open, and they hear you say that either you have felt that way, or that you understand why they might feel that way, all the stressful, peripheral emotions around that emotion evaporate. Whether those peripheral emotions are fear (that they are 'weak' or 'wrong' to feel this way), loneliness (because they thought they were the only ones to feel like this), or embarrassment, naming and validating their emotional response to their situation lets those peripheral emotions go. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a close-up photo of a pair of light skinned hands wrapped around a blue mug full of coffee, sitting on top of a soft tablecloth. A box of text above says: In a situation where your friend is experiencing extreme emotions, empathy can actually get in your way. Compassion lets you be there, present, for your friend, while staying fully 'you'. Rather than letting yourself experience an echo of their fear or anger and getting stuck in it, remember while you are listeing closely to them that you, yourself, are not in danger right now. The fact that you are not in danger means you have the ability to help in concrete ways. — Yoppvoice.com

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A photo of the main corridor of a mall decorated for the Christmas season, with people walking up and down the checkerboard floor. — Yoppvoice.com

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A square graphic with a photo of a woman leaning up against a wall with her head hanging so that her face is obscured by her brown hair. To the left of her is a block of text that says: The decision to call in wasn't easy; like many people, I was afraid I'd be judged-- that my thoughts were too extreme, my issues weren't serious enough, or that I'd put myself in a vulnerable position only to have an outsider confirm that my problems are genuinely unresolvable. But, I felt I had to tell someone, and laying everything out in front of a stranger seemed easier than telling anyone I knew in real life. In the bottom left corner there is a watermark that says yoppvoice.com. — Yoppvoice.com

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A square graphic with a photo of a statue of buddha. On top is a block of text that says: Living in pursuit of a single kind of experience will result in an unbalanced, distracted life, whether that experience is an adrenaline rush or a spiritual high. Placing life-or-death- importance on spiritual experience-- such as the salvation of one's immortal soul-- robs it of its pleasurable effects and turns it into a weapon of self-harm. Indulging in spiritual experience with guilt or cognitive dissonance-- as many atheists do-- is self-defeating. Instead, the goal should be to practice spirituality in a way that allows you all the pleasurable, stabilizing benefits when you need them while divorcing logic from the equation. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a colorized photo of some smoke billows, so that the smoke is visible in shades of blue purple and red. Above is a block of text that says: When I visited the Portland SCORE office, I said nothing of my disabilities. Not anxiety, though it was spiking at the time, and not depression. I said nothing of my neurodivergences. Not of being autistic, not of being ADHD. I did not tell the mentor that I am queer. I did not speak of the principles of solarpunk or lunarpunk, of my witchcraft or my religion. I fragmented myself before that middle-aged white man, in order to gain a little knowledge and perhaps a drop of wisdom. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a bird's eye photo of a yacht on a wide expanse of blue ocean. On top is white text that says: Wealth in itself, I imagine Sappho would argue, is not inherently a thing to be avoided. However, wealth without virtue-- wealth attained without kindness, wealth preserved without compassion-- is. — Yoppvoice.com

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A square graphic with a close-up photo of the lid from a band-aid tin, covered in dirt, sitting on the ground. Above is a block of text that says: I recognize that look. that look says, 'Lose weight. Don't be lazy' There is this idea that a young person should be healthy and if they aren't they're somehow at fault. It can't be that their body is failing them. No, it must be some failing on the person. I'm young. There is no reason I should be sick. It must be my weight and that's something that can be dealt with easily. That's what that look says. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a close-up photo of a pack of birth control pills. Below is a block of text that says: I could have saved years of self-blame and discomfort if my doctor had listened to my concerns with the first pill, or if I had believed my body the first time it told me something was wrong. Instead, we both assumed I was to blame, and not the medication. — Yoppvoice.com

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An up-close photo of a mug of hot chocolate topped with whipped cream and the title text 'Easy Hot Cocoa Recipes.' Below is a watermark that says glutenfreenom.com. — GlutenFreeNom.com

An up close photo of a bowl of penne covered in ragu sauce and shredded parmesan. Title text over top says, How to Make a Ragu Style Pasta Sauce. — GlutenFreeNom.com

A close-up photo of a slice of blackberry pie with a golden crust. Title text above says: How to Make Gluten-Free Blackberry Pie — GlutenFreeNom.com

An up close photo of a bowl of borscht with a dollop of sour cream and a sprinkle of dill on top. Title text on top says: How to Make Borscht the Quick and Easy Way! — GlutenFreeNom.com

A close-up photo of a thick crusted rectangular pizza covered in cheese, bell peppers, and artichoke hearts. Title text above says How to Make Gluten-Free Pizza. A watermark below says Glutenfreenom.com. — GlutenFreeNom.com

A square graphic of a cutting board with a collection of greens in the bottom left corner, and purple title text that says Gluten-Free 101. There is a watermark in the bottom right corner that says glutenfreenom.com. — GlutenFreeNom.com

An up-close photo of a chocolate chip cookie broken in half, with the title text: How to Make Perfect Gluten-Free Chocolate Chip Cookies. A watermark at the top says Glutenfreenom.com. — GlutenFreeNom.com

A square graphic with a photo of several friends sitting around a dinner table with bottles of wine and platters of snacks out in front of them. They look like they're having a good time. A block of text below says: I've often said that if I could wave a magic wand, I would be fine with still needing to avoid gluten as long as I could eat at restaurants or parties without worrying about contamination. Just that change alone would instantly make my life easier. — Yoppvoice.com

A photo of a square of coffee cake topped with nuts and several slices of apples on a pretty brown plate, and the title text: Glutenfreenom.com is live! — GlutenFreeNom.com

A square graphic of a woman sitting in her bed, lit by the glow of her laptop that she is staring at. The room is dark apart from the light of her laptop. Below is a block of text that says: When you have a conversation on a public post on social media, you are never speaking to only one person. Everything you say is on a loudspeaker. Hundreds of people who agree, disagree, or are on the fence, are reading your words. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a photo of a woman lying on a bed, staring into the distance at nothing. The photo is very low saturation and the view is as if you're looking at the woman through her cracked open door. Text above says: this weight in the center of my chest keeps pulling me inward. I try to interact, to connect, to think of things to talk about. What do healthy people talk about for fun? What did I used to talk about? The longer I resist the pull to withdraw, the more exhausted I feel. — Yoppvoic.com

A square graphic of a black background with a zebra's head on the left side, its black stripes fading into the background. A title above says: A Day in the Life of Ehlers Danlos Syndrome. A box of text on the right says: Most of the time the many variables that I balance in order to function with EDS aren't weird to me, they are just my life. But right now, I can't get it out of my head that I could barely eat because my sacrum got out of alignment. Some days, my body manages to defy even my own expectations. Today is one of those days. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a photo of a red die sitting on its corner, with the three facing the camera. Above is a blue box of dark blue text that says: What are the chances that every relationship you've had has been abusive? What are the chances that so many of your doctors end up being incompetent or holding biased opinions? what are the chances that everyone around you is so terrible? Doesn't it seem more likely that you are the problem?-- Ania Bula on how perceptions of statistics lie. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with an artistically developed photo of a dancer, where the blurs of her movement imply some additional emotion. Text over the black background on the left says: At night I dream about dancing and I can't tell which dreams are more painful, the ones where I dance like I am made of light and don't spend a single moment thinking about my body's limitations but wake up heartbroken to find it wasn't real, or the dreams where even though I've escaped from my grinding reality of constant pain for a beautiful fantasy world, I still cannot escape the calculation, the worry, the inhibition of managing my pain, and I don't dance, even in my imagination, because I'm scared that it will hurt. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a photo of a cup of tea with slices of lemon and finger, held by a light skinned hand. To the left is a pink box with black text that says: Healer- The caretakers, the nurses, the spiritual guardians, the people offering their shoulders to cry on. These are the party members who are invested in taking care of the Social Justice Warriors, Mages, and Rogues, helping them recover and enabling them to fight longer. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a photo of two hands gripping each other, with moody lighting in blue and red. It's unclear whether they grip is consensual or violent. A brown box with text to the right says: Let me let you in on a secret. When a woman uses a soft-no and you do not listen, she begins to worry that you won't listen to a hard-no. She worries that you'll respond with force and violence. When you ignore the answer she's giving you, she loses faith that you'll listen to her even if she escalates. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a closeup photo of the faces of two women with tan skin and brown eyes, with only one eye of each of them visible. Below is a maroon box with white text that says: The process of realigning yourself to safety is incredibly disorienting, and since you left that relationship doubting everything that you know about yourself, how can you remember who you are when your perceptions of the world are so scrambled? I want to help you navigate out of that nightmare. I will be your mirror. I will remind you of you who are-- Kella Hanna-Wayne. — Yoppvoice.com

On a background of flowered trees & the capitol building, it says Social power is the ability to convince other people that the consequences for marginalized groups are valid. Financial power is having the resources to create & maintain those consequences. Institutional power is the ability to enforce consequences on those groups. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a photo of a blue disability parking spot symbol that's looking worse for wear. To the right is a light blue box with black text that says: At its center, I think the purpose of any kind of oppression is to minimize the existence of people like you. Whether that is by actively killing you, letting you die through neglect or lack of resources, by conceptually obliterating you, or by making even you question whether you actually exist or not. Oppression of any group seems to boil down to, 'Everything that you're doing right now, could you please not? Could you please just, cease to be?' — Yoppvoice.com

On a background of someone beginning to climb a tall mountain, text reads, In order to recognize our own bias, we have to understand that we are all capable of institutional bias, & the harm that comes from it. Good intentions don't erase that potential harm, & neither does ignorance. We have to acknowledge that it is more likely than not that we are a little bit racist & sexist & all the other isms & phobias. We are so likely to have all those biases that it would actually be really weird if we didn't. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a photo of the inside of a mall corridor decorated for the Christmas season. Above is a pink box with brown text that says: #20. Do offer assurance. It is the customer service worker's job to keep you happy, and when they are unable to do this, many people get angry at them, even over small things. Put your server's mind at ease by making it clear that you aren't planning on taking out your disappointment on them. If they say no to a request or don't have what you're looking for, smile if you can and say 'That's fine, thanks for checking.' — Yoppvoice.com

On a background of an award show showing two black people holding an awamedia impacts our own opinions of ourselves. Ford, text reads, How we see people like ourselves reflected inr this reason, when the main character in a story, or even just a central person in an advertisement, is played by an underrepresented demographic, the impact tends to be huge for people from that demographic. Media is a highly underestimated form of socialization that actually has the power to teach us a great deal about ourselves, and the way we move through the world. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a photo of a person lit in stark contrast with a black background behind them. Small particles in the air reflect the golden light on their face, making it look like they are surrounded by glitter. A black box with orange text above says: You cannot completely guard against accidents. It is impossible to never make mistakes in the way I use my body, and because my body naturally functions in a way that is damaging, even the simplest motion can cause a long-term problem. The sheer number of things that could go wrong with my body is completely overwhelming.-- Kella Hanna-Wayne. A watermark in the bottom left corner says SENGifted.org. — SengGifted.org

A square graphic with a photo of a frozen soap bubble sitting on a bank of snow, lit from behind by golden light. A black box with orange text to the right says: 'to her/ the world is a snow globe/ she cannot see out of it.' Whatever happens, never stop trusting yourself. Even if everyone disagrees with you and wants a say in what you choose. Listen closely and trust yourself. Trusting yourself is your path out of the snow globe. — Yoppvoice.com

Next to a photo of a hand stitched blue and purple quilt is a light blue background with the words, I had tried so hard to disconnect, to let go of myself through the worst moments so that I could selflessly and unconsciously do everything needed of me. But no matter how I tried, my sense of self remained. I could not make myself small enough to do this. At the bottom is the name Kella Hanna-Wayne and the website www.yoppvoice.com — Yoppvoice.com

On a background of a woman in a red dress mostly covered by a white wall, text reads, When a privileged person does something wrong or harmful, it doesn't fit in our framework of competent, ethical, credible. It creates cognitive dissonance. To resolve this conflict, we allow our confirmation bias to find reasons that what they did wasn't that harmful, to doubt the source of information that told us what happened, to dismiss the harm as irrelevant to the reasons you find them worthy of respect, or to abandon the information and pretend that it didn't happen. We retroactively erase the significance of their past actions, and any harm they've done becomes invisible to us. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with an illustrated sillouette of a man in wheelchair looking backward to kiss his partner who stands behind him on the grass. Text to the left says: I find myself wondering: What if my new crush thinks I'm too needy because of all the things I can't do? What if they think that people with disabilities are inherently unattractive? Why would a partner choose to commit to me long term when they could be with someone able-bodied instead?--Kella Hanna-Wayne. — Coming soon

A square graphic with an up close photo of a colorful patchwork quilt. To the left, a white box with black text says: 'I Was My Boyfriend's Servant: How I Escaped Financial Abuse.' I washed his dishes, cleaned every inch of his counters, scrubbed the inside of his fridge, removing a moldy mess in one of the drawers. I cleaned everything I could find in his tiny bathroom. I snuck into my cleaning clothes when he left the house and I returned to my good-girl clothes before he got home. I did his laundry once a week at the laundromat across the street. It cost $1.50 before 11am on Tuesdays. In the bottom right corner is a watermark that says Msmagazine.com — MsMagazine.com

A square graphic with a close-up photo of a light skinned hand holding a string of fairy lights so that it's glowing. Yellow text over a black background says: The biggest mistake people make in talking about the practice of non-violence as a tactic is to view it as a lack of action, rather than an alternative action to violence. Non-violence is not just refraining from doing something. Non-violence requires an action to replace it.--Kella Hanna-Wayne. A watermark at the bottom says www.yoppvoice.com. — Yoppvoice.com

A square graphic with a photo of a blue neon sign that just says 'Work Harder.' Blue text below says: The impulse to offer advice for a problem that's influenced by oppression assumes two key falsehoods: That the person with the problem has not already sought out and attempted solutions for the problem and that a solution within the person's control exists-- Kella Hanna-Wayne. A watermark at the top says www.yoppvoice.com. — Yoppvoice.com

A happy looking disabled person coming out of a swimming pool is thrilled to find that their service dog is eagerly awaiting their return. — Yoppvoice.com

An assortment of clothes are displayed on hangers on a rack outside, pointing towards an open sidewalk ahead. — Yoppvoice.com

The blue book with an orange flower on the cover, lined with dozens of colorful bookmarks — Yoppvoice.com

A smaller, healthier me and my close friend Dash dance tango, photo from 2012 — Yoppvoice.com

A teenager of color assesses his options in moving forward, with a massive apartment structure behind him. — Yoppvoice.com

Two women of color of different racial backgrounds and varying levels of privilege spend time together. — Yoppvoice.com

A woman looks at you through the lense of a camera — Yoppvoice.com

A wooden table where someone is enjoying a cold drink with lemon, a paper back book in german, and a kobo e-reader, using their reading glasses. — Yoppvoice.com

A close up of an X-ray of a set of hips and spine. The X-ray looks ghostly on its black background and has a slight gradient of color from yellowish grey to green to blue. — Yoppvoice.com

A white mug filled with pale yellow liquid, and slices of lemon and ginger is held by the hand of a light skinned person. — Yoppvoice.com

Someone washes forks to make sure there are clean ones available. — Yoppvoice.com

A string of leaves gradually turn from green to yellow to orange to red — Yoppvoice.com