Mind your own uterus; don't regulate the right to basic reproductive health care! Show support for health care choice and personal privacy and freedom with this retro-style protest shirt that reads
This vintage look design that evokes old school books and lessons. The text design includes a floral flourish at the bottom, and is a stylish way to share your feelings on recent Supreme Court rulings and they way they effect ideals of personal privacy, health care decisions, and freedom.
The names Dick and Jane go together with great familiarity since they have been the main characters in a series of educational books written to help young children learn how to read. Dick and Jane has helped teach kids to read since the 1930s.
Regulate Dick Not Jane is a perfect design for everyday wear, but is also an ideal wardrobe choice for attending events like protest marches, rallies, get out the vote events, and more politically-minded activities.
Shown here on a women's v-neck t-shirt in navy blue, this old school style design can be purchased on a variety of other apparel styles, including comfortable unisex garments, as well as phone cases, totes, and pillows. See some of the options below.
The Barbie movie has been in the news for weeks, and its release marked a wave of nostalgia, feminist power, and a theme of smashing the patriarchy in the real world (it doesn't exist in Barbieland). So keep calm and smash that patriarchy! This tank top design is...
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...
Thursday, September 22, 2022 marks the first day of fall. For many, it means a change in the weather, as well as wardrobe updates for cooler weather, schedule changes, and even changes in diet. This change in season can also mean a renewed energy for protest, activism, and...
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...
