Legal

Accessibility Statement

Last updated: August 6, 2026

Fearless Patriot wants thefearlesspatriot.com to be usable by as many people as reasonably possible. This statement explains our approach, known limitations, and how to get help. It is not a formal certification of conformance and is not legal advice.

1. Our commitment

In plain English We’re trying to make the site clearer and more usable — including for people who use keyboards, screen readers, or zoom.

Fearless Patriot is committed to improving the accessibility of the Site on an ongoing basis. Accessibility is a process, not a one-time checkbox. As we add features (shop, embeds, forms, media), we will try to keep usability in mind and fix issues when we learn about them.

2. Standards we aim for

In plain English We use WCAG 2.2 Level AA as a practical target — not as a claim that every page is certified perfect today.

We aim to conform to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at Level AA where feasible for a small creator site. That is an aspirational target and a guide for design/development decisions. This statement does not claim that the Site fully conforms to WCAG, ADA, Section 508, EN 301 549, or any other standard at all times.

3. Measures we take

In plain English Examples of things already built into the site.

Depending on the page, measures may include:

Semantic HTML structure and descriptive page titles
A “Skip to content” link for keyboard users
Labels or visually hidden labels for form fields
Visible focus styles on interactive controls where styled
Text alternatives or aria-labels on key icons and social links
Responsive layouts that support browser zoom on common devices
Preferring captions/availability on linked video platforms when the platform provides them (for example YouTube)

We also try to write legal and marketing copy in plainer language where we can (including short summaries on legal pages) so information is easier to understand.

4. Compatible technologies

In plain English The site should work in modern browsers; assistive tech support varies.

The Site is designed to work with current, widely used browsers (for example recent Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge). Experience with screen readers (such as VoiceOver, NVDA, or JAWS), voice control, and other assistive technologies may vary by device, browser, and settings.

5. Known limitations

In plain English We’re honest about rough edges — especially media, third-party embeds, and older content.

Areas that may be harder to use include:

Embedded or linked third-party media (YouTube, Instagram, X, Facebook) controlled by those platforms’ players and accessibility features
Image-heavy sections where decorative treatments or complex layouts may need improved text alternatives over time
Motion / animation used for presence and hierarchy; we aim to respect reduced-motion preferences where implemented
Color contrast in some muted text or overlay treatments that may need tuning as design evolves
PDFs or downloadable files if/when added later, which may not always be fully accessible on day one
Older social posts or external archives we do not control

If you find a barrier not listed here, tell us — that feedback is how small sites improve.

6. Third-party content

In plain English We don’t control YouTube or social apps. Their accessibility is up to them.

The Site links to and may embed third-party services. Those services have their own interfaces and accessibility practices. We cannot fully remediate barriers inside third-party players or apps. Where a barrier blocks access to information that also exists on our Site, contact us and we will try to provide an alternative format when reasonably possible.

7. Feedback & assistance

In plain English Hit a wall using the site? Email us with the page and what went wrong — we’ll try to help.

We welcome accessibility feedback. Please email contact@thefearlesspatriot.com (or media@thefearlesspatriot.com for press/legal routing) and include:

The page URL
A description of the problem
Your browser / device / assistive technology if you know it
What you were trying to do

We will review requests in good faith and try to provide a reasonable workaround or fix on a timeline appropriate to a small team. Complex remediations may take longer than simple copy or label fixes.

8. Enforcement / escalation (U.S.)

In plain English If you have a formal accessibility concern under U.S. law, start with us — there are also government resources if needed.

If you have a disability and believe you have been denied access to information or services on the Site, please contact us first so we can try to resolve the issue. Depending on your situation and applicable law, additional resources may include the U.S. Department of Justice ADA information lines / websites, or filing options described by relevant agencies. This paragraph is informational and does not expand or limit legal rights.

9. Updates

In plain English We’ll update this page as the site and our practices change.

We may revise this Accessibility Statement by posting an updated version and changing the “Last updated” date.

10. Contact & related policies

In plain English Reach out here for accessibility help; other legal pages cover privacy and terms.

Accessibility / general: contact@thefearlesspatriot.com
Media / legal: media@thefearlesspatriot.com