Petition launched to ban companies selling T-shirts promoting Down Syndrome hate speech on Amazon. More than 5,000 people have signed already. Olivia Petter. Monday 14 September 2020 11:21 BST.

21 Pineapples Shirt Co. was named after the extra copy of the 21st chromosome found in people with Down syndrome. July is Disability Pride Month, a time to celebrate people of all abilities.

Two furious mums have accused Amazon of ‘promoting hate crime’ after they found t-shirts with the slogan ‘Let’s Make Down Syndrome Extinct’ selling online. Rachel Mewes, 37, and her ...

The company sells bright, bold Hawaiian shirts and accessories with a portion of the proceeds going to support down syndrome organizations around the world. 1 weather alerts 1 closings/delays ...

Rachel Mews, 37, from Cheshire and Caroline Wylde, 36, from Northumberland, who both have two-year-old daughters with Down's syndrome, were outraged by the t-shirts.

The T-shirts - which bear a similar slogan to ones referring to coronavirus or cancer - were sold in March and then removed but have now appeared again, Ms Crowter said. What is Down's syndrome?

Boy, 6, told he can't use Flip Out trampolines 'because he has Down syndrome' Jameela Jimal slams comedian who jokes about her contracting coronavirus The t-shirt was removed by the company but ...

The fundraiser she chose was to sell T-shirts that say ‘Down Right […] An Olathe North student is trying to get an ‘A’ on a class assignment and raise awareness for Down Syndrome at the ...

Sally Phillips has called out Amazon for selling anti-Down's syndrome T-shirts after the garments resurfaced on the site last week.. The actress, 51, who lives in London, has three children, the ...

The T-shirts - which bear a similar slogan to ones referring to coronavirus or cancer - were sold in March and then removed but have now appeared again, Ms Crowter said. What is Down's syndrome?

A woman with Down's syndrome was left "offended and upset" when she saw T-shirts sold on Amazon with the slogan "Let's Make Down Syndrome Extinct". Heidi Carter, from Coventry, said when she had ...