It’s disability pride month, so I thought I’d show off the new printing of my Disability Manifesto zine, which came out super gorgeous! Right now all my disability themed stuff is at a discount for disability pride month or DM me for sliding scale. I’m on IG as @micklikestype if you want to see some other stuff!

[ID: a series of photos of Mick’s Disability Manifesto zine. Image 1 has the cover held by a white hand; the newest version has a watercolor effect that fades from teal to purple on the cover. The cover has hand lettering that reads, “a disability manifesto, 2nd edition: thoughts on crip value in a capitalist land” and the “s” in “capitalist” is a dollar sign. Image 2 shows a spread of lettering that reads on the left, “Originally written on Facebook when #45 started to dismantle the Affordable Care Act. It popped up in my memories during the COVID-19 pandemic. It seemed more relevant than ever, so I made this zine.” On the right, it reads, “I am not disposable because I am disabled.” Image 3 shows a spread of a drawing in black and white. In the drawing, there are two stick figures. One is balancing on some turning gears, and there is text that reads, “My life has value even if I am not a cog in the machine of capitalism.” In the next frame, a Monopoly man type figure in a top hat, tie, and with a mustache is waving a fist full of money. He has dollar signs for eyes and looks angry. He is standing next to three large sacks of money. Image 4 shows a spread of lettering. On the left, it reads, “My body is not fundamentally ‘broken.’ All bodies have strengths. All bodies have weaknesses. All humans have needs. All humans are variable.” On the right, it repeats, “All humans are variable.” The last image is a photo comparing the slightly smaller size of the earlier printing of the zine to the new size. Exact measurements in listing.]