“We the members of Hexus Collective commemorate four (dis)abled artist activists, Liz Sexton, Deborah Williams, Barbara Lisicki, & Paddy Masefield, & the decades-long fight for (dis)ability justice & equality (a fight that is particularly prevalent in Denver’s public transportation history). These artists & others founded the Disability Arts Movement (DAM) in the UK. Their images, featured here on protest-like signs, were graciously provided by the UK’s National Disability Arts Collection & Archive (NDACA). Hexus—the three figures you see walking, dressed in white—all have invisible disabilities (conditions like chronic & mental illnesses that are not immediately recognizable as (dis)abilities). We carry images of the artists/activists to honor their contributions to creating fairness in the arts. We also reference the common practice of processing the remains of revered figures through public spaces. Because we walk in the street, we demand space for our (dis)abled bodies.”