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Death Cult by Olivia Dreisinger is a deeply personal and critical meditation on suicide, disability, and the cultural forces that shape how we think about death. Anchored in the author’s experience of her mother’s suicide, the essay weaves memoir, cultural criticism, and historical research to examine both personal grief and the broader right-to-die movement.
• 4.25" x 6.87"
• 34 pages
• Published by cripple, 2025.
• Price in USD.
Taking major inspiration from Be Oakley of Genderfail’s i am your worst fear i am your best fantasy font, the 504 Font is constructed from letterforms pulled directly from documentation of the 504 Protests.
The character set is intentionally limited to ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ, 504, and !. The letter Z—absent from the archival materials—is replaced with an image of Judy Heumann, whose presence endures through the protests and the ongoing, fiery resistance of the crippled community.
Disability history is routinely excluded from formal education and erased from both historical and contemporary narratives. Yet disability history is inseparable from all history. The 504 Font embraces this refusal of erasure: it is purposely non-linear and intentionally messy, holding the lived-in residue of physical and digital life. It operates within Disability Aesthetics (Tobin Siebers, 2010) framework—marked by friction, irregularity, and survival.
Free for personal use. Terms and license included with download.
Image description, alt text embedded: A black and white photograph from a 504 Protest. A long line of demonstrators march together. Judy Heumann and what appears to be Kitty Cone hold protest signs. Heumann’s sign reads, “No more negotiation—sign 504.” Cone’s partially cropped sign reads, “Our biggest handicap is Califano.” In the lower-left corner, a pink box overlays the image with “504 Font” written using the 504 Font letterforms.
Enamel pin.
Single post with metal butterfly backing.
About 1”.
Price in USD.
Image description, alt text embedded: An enamel pin that is a wonky heart, the color of faux green grass. Sunshine yellow hearts are places around the edges. In hand drawn lettering, that is white with a black outline, it says “tism.”
Sliding scale option for workshop on Friday December 12th 3 to 5 PM Eastern Time on Zoom.
If you have any issues, questions, or need assistance with your purchase please reach out to studio@cripple.info.
All sales go to Denise Shanté. All sales are non-refundable.
We’re looking forward to having you!
Image description, alt text embedded: An pale green background. The cripple logo in all black takes up about 50% of the image. Below it the following text reads: Publishing As A Commitment To Care. Workshop with Denise Shanté Brown. Friday December 12th 3-5 PM Eastern Time on zoom. $30 U.S. Dollars. Sliding scale option.
Glitter Enamel pin.
Double post with metal butterfly backing.
About 2.5”.
Price in USD.
Image description, alt text embedded: An enamel pin that is a green glittery bear holding a baby pink heart. It reads, “Bear in Mind” on the pink heart with three dots. On a white bar underneath, it says “I’m Hard of Hearing.”