ALT Andrea Hall a black fire captain stands in front of a podium with a Presidential seal and sings

ALT Amanda Gorman, a black woman wearing a yellow coat and a red headband reads a poem

ALT President Joe Biden a white man with white hair holds his hand on a bible and takes the oath of office. Jill Biden is next to him.

ALT Judy Heumann, a bespectacled white woman with brown, shoulder length hair, sits in her black power wheelchair. She wear a brilliant blue, short sleeve v-neck shirt and black pants. She is glowing and her smile is wide.

ALT Shaila Jackson carefully scoots backwards. Above her is another activist crawling on their hands and knees. The Capitol Dome is in the foreground.

ALT Mama Cax- a Black woman sitting on some steps. She has a decorative prosthetic on her right leg and is wearing a colorful fur jacket.

ALT Dark blue graphic with white stripes in the top left and bottom right corner. In the center is yellow text that says "CVS Health will withdraw its case before the Supreme Court." Above and below the text are white arrows pointing to it.

ALT a black and white image of two people in wheelchairs leaning against a closed, glass door. One of the people is recognizable as a young Judy Heumann. Outside of the door, a man with a wheelchair looks through the glass at those inside.

ALT A photo of three individuals in wheelchairs wearing blue t-shirts gathered in front of the United States Capitol building during the Capitol Crawl protest. One person holds an American flag with the stars in the shape of the ADA wheelchair accessible icon.

ALT A photo focusing on a young child with blonde hair named Jennifer Keelan-Chaffins wearing sneakers, denim pants, blue t-shirt, and red and white bandana. She is on her hands and knees as she crawls up the steps of the U.S Capitol building at the Capitol Crawl.

ALT A photo of a group of individuals sitting on and crawling up the steps of the United States Capitol building. The photo also depicts members of the media recording the event with video cameras on their shoulders.

ALT Image of Tyler James Williams holding his Golden Globe. He is a Black man in a navy blue suit. He is smiling and looking at the camera.

ALT Senator Hassan addressing a crowd of of disability advocates and others during a rally to #SaveMedicaid

ALT Senator Stabenow addressing a crowd of of disability advocates and others during a rally to #SaveMedicaid

ALT Senator Casey addressing a crowd of of disability advocates and others during a rally to #SaveMedicaid

ALT This is a statement from AAPD, the American Association of People with Disabilties. Because of character limits for Twitter alt-text, the full statement can be found in the following Tweets after the first one in this thread.

ALT Ali Stroker performs on stage at the AAPD Leadership Awards Gala.

ALT An Asian American woman with purple hair smiles brightly and hugs her service dog outside. Her service dog is a Golden Retriever, and she is very happy with her tongue hanging outside her mouth.

ALT Light blue graphic with white text saying “Register! Vote! Use your power!” Below the text is a graphic of five different people with various traits and abilities smiling at each other. Above the text is a white, blue, and red logo for REV UP.

ALT White text on a purple-blue background says "Honoring 24 Years Since Olmstead v. L.C.: "The Lois and Elaine Decision." Underneath is a photo on the left of Lois Curtis, a Black woman with short Black hair smiling while holding her artwork. There is a photo on the right of Elaine Wilson, a white woman with short Brown hair smiling directly at the camera in a brown and white sweater.

ALT On a bright blue background, in navy blue all-caps text, this image reads: "Disabled is not a bad word." Below that, in smaller white text, reads: "International Day of Persons with Disabilities"

ALT Headshots of Noor (on the left) and Elijah (on the right) are next to each other with the caption "Meet the 2021 AAPD Paul G. Hearne Awardees!" Noor is a South Asian non-binary person tilts their head. They are wearing a black floral dress and gold jhumka earrings. Elijah is a young Black male with small freeform dreadlocks, wearing a beige suit jacket, brown shirt, and bright yellow tie. He is smiling and facing the camera.

ALT A young black man with a pink hat, glasses, a black Detroit Disability Power mask, and a yellow hoodie that says Count Every Vote is holding a cardboard sign that says Disability Rights Are. Next to him is a white woman also wearing a black Detroit Disability Power mask is holding a sign that says Human Rights.

ALT Two white people squat next to a "Vote Here" sign, both of them are wearing black Detroit Disability Power masks, and one of them is holding up flyers that say "Michigan Fights Back" and "Your Vote Matters."

ALT There are five people posing in the picture, all of them are wearing black Detroit Disability Power masks and four of them are wearing dark yellow "Count Every Vote" hoodies - the other is wearing a neon yellow hoodie.

ALT Joe Biden sits behind a resolute desk and signs a bill into law

ALT Maria Town, a white woman with long brown hair wearing a bright pink face mask, a black dress, and gold tennis shoes stands next to Pete Buttigieg, who is wearing a white face mask and business suite.

ALT People with Disabilities in front of the US Capitol with candles

ALT The US Capitol in the background with signs that say #CareCantWait And disability rights are civil rights

ALT Black and white headshot of Johnnie Lacy, a Black woman with cropped black hair, wearing a long sleeved shirt and sitting in a wheelchair while smiling at the camera.

ALT Judy Heumann, a white woman with short brown hair and red glasses, sits in her wheelchair. She is facing a woman of color with black, short hair who also sits in a wheelchair. The two women have their right hands raised. Judy's left hand rests on a book, perched on the lap of a person in a power wheelchair.

ALT Secretary Pete Buttigieg, a younger white man with short hair wearing a suit smiles directly at the camera. Behind him is a pink and orange background with a blue circle. At the bottom, in navy blue text on a cream-colored square it says: “Secretary Pete Buttigieg, Special Guest” and the logo for AAPD, the American Association of People with Disabilities.

ALT Selma Blair, a white woman in her late 40s with short blonde hair wearing a suit smiles powerfully at the camera. Behind her is a pink and orange background with a blue circle. At the bottom, in navy blue text on a cream-colored square it says: “Selma Blair, Actress, Author, Advocate, Special Guest” and the logo for AAPD, the American Association of People with Disabilities.

ALT NDVRW Logo "National Disability Voter Registration Week" with a voting box decorated as the American flag. It has a power fist on the side in blue. www.aapd.com/REVUP

ALT Graphic with gray background and text that says "Happy ADA Anniversary! Nothing about us without us." On the right and left side are fireworks.

ALT A black background with white text says in bold font: “Reject attempts to use disability to explain insurrectionist actions.” In smaller white font below that, reads: “Over the last year, several of the insurrectionists have attempted to evade accountability for their criminal actions by citing disability diagnoses. On behalf of the disability community, AAPD rejects those attempts and calls for these individuals to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.”

ALT White text on a blue gradient background reads: “If people with disabilities voted at the same rate as people without disabilities who have the same demographic characteristics, there would be about 2 million more voters.” The statistic is from “Disability and Voter Turnout in the 2022 Elections, Supplemental Analysis of Census Voter Turnout Data” by Lisa Schur, Douglas Kruse and Mason Ameri. At the top left, there is a REV UP logo: “REV UP!” in blue and red, and the “V” is a checkmark with a white star. A red and blue circle around it says, “Register!” Educate! Vote! Use your Power! Make the disability vote count.”