07/03/2026
Disability Pride Month in July is Different than Pride Month in June.
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Image description: an infographic with a bright purple background and a large white rounded rectangle centered on the page. At the bottom left of the purple background is the creator's handle, , in white text.
At the top of the white panel is a bold headline in large dark gray letters:
“Disability Pride Month in July is Different than Pride Month in June."
Below the title are two flags displayed side by side.
Left: The Disability Pride Flag, featuring a charcoal gray background with five diagonal stripes running from the upper left to the lower right. The stripes are green, light blue, white, yellow, and muted pink. Beneath it is the label: “Disability Pride Flag."
Right: The LGBTQ+ Pride Flag (Progress Pride Flag), displaying the traditional horizontal rainbow stripes with a chevron on the left made up of black, brown, light blue, pink, and white stripes. Beneath it is the label: “LGBTQ+ Pride Flag."
The lower half of the infographic contains four short paragraphs in bold dark gray text:
"July is Disability Pride Month, commemorating the passage of the ADA in 1990 and celebrates the disabled community."
“June is LGBTQ+ Pride Month and celebrates the LGBTQ+ community."
"There is some confusion simply because both months include the word 'pride' and have a flag with multiple colors."
"While intersectionality can exist between these two communities, Pride Month in June and Disability Pride Month in July are different."
