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Raised Fist - Black Power - Freedom - Peace - LGBTQ pride - Black Live Matter - Activist Protest Shirts and Gifts for all

Take a stand in support of black lives matter.

Audre Lorde was an American poet, essayist, professor and civil rights activist.

Anti Discrimination Inclusivity Racial Equality Activist

Follow Anonymous in support of the protests against racial inequality across the globe.

Racism Is Not Patriotism quote design with a raised fist in front of a stylized red, white, and blue US flag.

Angela Davis is an activist, philosopher, academic & author. She has been fighting the good fight her entire life. Her work inspires me immensely.

Pay respect to a champion of justice and a giant of US History with this cool and powerful design. Political, John Lewis, Equality, Justice, Feminist, Funny Political, Gift for Mom, Gift for Dad. This John Lewis Political graphic is the perfect gift idea for your progressive friends or family, if they're law students, lawyers, attorneys or politicians. Or champions of Justice

This is not a quote, but we can imagine MLK looking down from Heaven with great Christ-like compassion and imploring us, despite all of our tribulations, to keep his dream alive. He is artistically rendered on a circle of Heavenly gold glitter, looking as though he is in a deep thought, with red letters that say, 'KEEP MY DREAM ALIVE."

Support for a fellow human being, together we are one.

Celebrate a legacy of courage with our "Echoes of Equality: Martin Luther King Tribute" shirt! 🌟 Featuring symbolic motifs inspired by Dr. King's pivotal role in civil rights, it pays homage to his vision of unity. Crafted with premium fabric, it merges historical significance with comfort, commemorating his impactful journey. 🌟✨ Wear with reverence and honor the trailblazer. Ideal attire for those inspired by change. Tailored for the unity advocate! 👕🤝

Perfect gift to support the civil rights and equal rights !

Perfect gift to support the civil rights and equal rights !

Sheldon Peck (August 26, 1797 - March 19, 1869) was an American folk artist, abolitionist, and social activist as well as an advocate for temperance, women’s rights, racial equality, public education, and pacifism. Peck’s portraiture – with its distinctive style — is a prime example of 19th century American folk art. While working as an artist, Peck was a conductor on the Underground Railroad.

Speak up, speak out. Black lives matter during pride month, across the US and every day, everywhere. Don't be silent, be the change.

A simple message to tell all the haters that we are all the same people from the same race and enough is enough with the hatred. Stand up and make a statement by wearing this shirt.

Many educational institutions in the United States, especially Arkansas, take time to incorporate activities to highlight this history and work of this activist who went above and beyond to make the world a better place.

Don't Let Hate Win

Don't Let Hate Win