Pigments of our bodies, flesh defined by light and dark. A collection of nature’s hues mirrored in our irises—oceans, earth, leaves, storms. Open your eyes, windows to the mind, neurodiversity resides inside.
The spectrum.
A range of beliefs and values, skewing left or right. Red and blues work to divide us. Define us. But together we are strong and deep and bright.
The expression of our gender and sexuality. Infinite combinations mix together to form the palette of humanity and love.
A rainbow.
Connecting us all, on this same wild ride. Spinning and flying around our source of color and light.
The Sun.
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