ALT Has "July is Disability Pride Month" in large lettering and right under it there's a white rectangle that has the sentence "This month honors the history, achievements, experiences, and adversities of the disability community."

ALT The disability pride flags stripes are crafted into the boarder of the slide. In the middle at the top there's a sentance that says "July 26th, 1990 marks the anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)." Right under it is a photo that has a few sentences under it that says "A federal civil rights law that prohibits discrimination against people with disabilities in everyday activities as well as guarantees that individuals with disabilities have the same opportunities of employment, purchasing goods and services, and participate in state and local government programs."

ALT The disability pride flags stripes are crafted into the boarder of the slide. In the middle st the top left it says "Disability Pride Month also serves as a tool to fight against ableism, the discrimination people with disabilities face based on the idea that able-bodied individuals are superior." Then at the bottom right it says "Ableism is pervasive in our society and can take the form of being condescending, rude, or verbally abusive towards people with disabilities, which can lead to a lack of accessible and inclusive services and communities."

ALT Slide 6: Audre Lorde The lesbian flag is in the background with a white square over it that says "A self-described “black lesbian feminist mother warrior poet”, Lorde was an American writer, radical feminist, civil rights activist, and professor who dedicated her life and her creative talent to confronting and addressing issues of injustice such as racism, classism, sexism, and homophobia. Her writing provided a revolutionary dissection of these intersecting issues that helped lead the Black Arts Movement. "

ALT Slide 7: Larry Kramer The male gay flag is in the background with a white square over it that says "Kramer rose to prominence after calling out what he considered negligence from the FDA and US government in failing to address the HIV/AIDS crisis. A staunch activist for LGBTQ+ rights and organizer of AIDS activists, Kramer co-founded multiple advocacy groups such as Gay Men’s Health Crisis (GMHC) and AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power (ACT UP). His calls on activists to take action helped push the FDA to eventually approve the use and distribution of experimental drugs that helped save the lives of AIDS patients. Without his merciless activism, AIDS would have continued to take many more lives than it does today."

ALT A white square in the middle of the screen that has text that says "Why do we Celebrate?-Celebrating Juneteenth is an opportunity to honor the resilience and contributions of African Americans, acknowledge a crucial moment in American history, and continue the pursuit of racial justice and equality. Given the 200+ years of enslavement that African Americans endured, Juneteenth brought about changes that empowered African Americans to transform their lives and their country, reunify families, and establish a second Independence Day for our nation. "