Historical Movements Hats
Description: Mayday 1971 was the largest civil disobedience action in American history, and yet, it has slipped into historical obscurity. In early May, upwards of 25k young people set out to do something extraordinary: shut down the government through nonviolent action. They called themselves the Mayday Tribe, and their slogan was succinct: "If the government won't stop the war, we'll stop the government." The goal was to snarl traffic so completely that government employees could not get to their jobs. Opinions vary as to whether the action was successful, but one thing was clear - the people were willing to fight for peace. This whimsical design from the early '70s carries that message forward as we see a lone soul doing his part to spread love.
Description: This vintage floral peace sign blends 60s counterculture cool with timeless botanical charm. With its hand-drawn style and faded blooms, it channels the free spirit of Woodstock and the flower child era while feeling right at home in today’s slow-living, earth-loving aesthetic. Peace isn’t passive—it’s bold, resilient, and rooted like wildflowers breaking through the sidewalk. Whether you're a modern hippie, a nostalgic soul, or just someone craving more kindness in the chaos, this design speaks softly and carries a blooming message: peace is always in style.
Description: Hippie, Boho Golden Peace Sign Mandala features an illustration of a hand peace sign in Bohemian, Polynesian, Tiki-style in front of a golden mandala. Hawaiian, hippy, Boho Chic fashion for yoga students, hippies, and peacemakers alike. Magical geometric, golden mandala radiates peace, love, and compassion. Beautiful workout gear for the peaceful Buddhists, Zen yogis, peaceful warriors, men, women, teens and spiritually inclined. Radiate good vibes of peace!
Description: Harriet Tubman was a courageous abolitionist and political activist who escaped from slavery and subsequently led hundreds of enslaved people to freedom through the Underground Railroad. Known as the "Moses of her people," Tubman's bravery, leadership, and dedication to the cause of freedom made her a pivotal figure in the fight against slavery and a symbol of resistance against oppression.
