The Gadsden flag was designed during the American Revolution, when our founders were first fighting for freedom. Used to promote individualism and liberty, today the design is also used as a symbol against big government.
And boy, is it getting bigger, in a bad way. Invading our privacy, and invading our very bodies. We have to fight back.
This design uses the familiar snake motif from the original flag, but turns the creature into the recognizable shape of a uterus. The slogan Dont Tread On Me uses all capital letters and omits the apostrophe, as in the original. The design is used to share the message: don't tread on me and my personal freedoms, my ability to make choices for my own body and health and well-being, and don't tread on my private life.
This design of protest looks great on this 27" x 40" house flag. You can also purchase this design on flags for the garden or the car, as well as other protest merch featured below.
Want to wear something holiday-appropriate this Halloween, and share your political leanings at the same time? This silly mixed font Halloween shirt in white and orange on black fits the bill with its long slogan and spooky graphics. The slogan, in mixed fonts and alternating orange and white...
This design that celebrates the power of feminism has a simple slogan: Fight Fire with Feminism. The all-caps font uses a fire color scheme of red and yellow, and is accompanied by a simple graphic of a fire flame. This is a great wardrobe choice for equal rights...
Displaying the United States flag upside-down is a recognized sign of distress -- that our country, our liberties, our freedoms are in trouble. This t-shirt design uses a distressed design, distressed font, and distressed upside-down flag to share a distressing message and a new truth, a twist...
When Rudy Giuliani accused a poll worker of fraud involving a suspicious USB drive, her life was turned upside down when threats and worse started pouring in from MAGA-holes. But you know what that alleged USB drive actually was? IT WAS A GINGER MINT When conspiracy theories run amok...
