Appropriation Merch
Description: The phrase, “Not today, Satan” originates from Bianca del Rio, the winner of the sixth season of RuPaul’s Drag Race.
Not Today Satan - For Motivation, Positive Energy & Courage Tote
by mangobanana
$13 $20
Description: "If a Chinese wants to be called a Chinese and not a Chinaman, if a Scotsman objects to be called a Scotchman, or if a Negro demands his capital N, it is only the most ordinary politeness to do what is asked of one." -George Orwell, "As I Please," Daily Herald/Tribune (27 February 1947).
Orwell Supported "Political Correctness", Actually Mug
by Rifkele D. Leybikhe
$13 $18
Description: Used hip hop to get famous, switched to country, flopped, and now want back in. Cookout pass revoked. This vintage texture graphic with a mic-holding vulture rocking a CV chain delivers the verdict Black culture already reached. Hard pass. We done. Our Culture Ain't Free! For everyone who recognizes a culture vulture and has zero interest in the comeback tour. Sizes up to 5X available.
Culture Vulture Our Culture Aint Free Cookout Pass Revoked Hip Hop Vintage Phone Case
by
$17 $23
Description: Cultural respect matters. The statement Culture Is Not a Costume challenges cultural appropriation and reminds us that heritage is lived identity, not a costume or passing trend. A meaningful design for advocates, educators, allies, students, and anyone who supports authentic representation and inclusion. Ideal for cultural heritage events, awareness campaigns, classroom conversations, and community gatherings.
Cultural Respect Culture Is Not a Costume Kids Long Sleeve T-Shirt
by renklibircizer
$16 $24
Description: Spiritualized - Ladies and Gentlemen it's written in Cantonese. Spiritualized in traditional Chinese characters. For true hipsters to whom English language has become too mainstream
Spiritualized logo (*Ladies and Gentlemen it's written in Cantonese) Posters and Art
by mrsupicku
$10 $14