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Some disability rights activists are using familiar images, confrontational language -- and guerilla tactics -- to take back what is rightfully ours.
Adverbox, a blog for self-described advertising voyeurs, and CoolzOr, which examines the treacherous minefield of marketing thoughts, both feature what appears to be a guerilla advocacy campaign (which seems to originate from, of all places, Latvia) designed to put non-disabled accessible parking spot stealers in their place.
At first glance, the gonzo signs which feature a knock-off of the wheelchair-using access symbol, look official enough.
Until you read them.
Full story at:
www.raggededgemagazine.com/depa....html
Don't forget to comment!
Adverbox, a blog for self-described advertising voyeurs, and CoolzOr, which examines the treacherous minefield of marketing thoughts, both feature what appears to be a guerilla advocacy campaign (which seems to originate from, of all places, Latvia) designed to put non-disabled accessible parking spot stealers in their place.
At first glance, the gonzo signs which feature a knock-off of the wheelchair-using access symbol, look official enough.
Until you read them.
Full story at:
www.raggededgemagazine.com/depa....html
Don't forget to comment!
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