Intersectionality Merch

Description: From our Guiding Virtues Poster Series

Description: A hand with fingers crossed is surrounded by flowers with the text Intersectionality is feminism for you and me

Description: feminism without intersectionality is white supremacy

Description: Intersectional Solidarity

Description: All artist profits from the sale of this design will be donated to TGI Justice.

Description: This is not the time to be neutral, it is not the time to not take a side, it is not the time to turn your back in situations where your privilege allows you to do so. Do Not Be Complicity By Being Silent.

Description: Actions, not silence.

Description: all the good bound up in one

Description: Shirley Anita St. Hill Chisholm was the first African American woman in Congress (1968) and the first woman and African American to seek the nomination for president of the United States from one of the two major political parties (1972). Her motto and title of her autobiography—Unbought and Unbossed—illustrates her outspoken advocacy for women and minorities during her seven terms in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Description: Shirley Anita St. Hill Chisholm was the first African American woman in Congress (1968) and the first woman and African American to seek the nomination for president of the United States from one of the two major political parties (1972). Her motto and title of her autobiography—Unbought and Unbossed—illustrates her outspoken advocacy for women and minorities during her seven terms in the U.S. House of Representatives.

Description: Featuring bold hand-lettered typography with crossed-out text and delicate floral line art, this design shares a strong feminist message. It is a meaningful choice for activists, mothers, and anyone who advocates for equality and social change. Wear it to rallies, marches, or everyday outings to spark important conversations.

Description: Celebrate feminist icons with this Gloria Steinem and Dorothy Pitman Hughes design. Featuring their iconic fist-raise photo and an inspiring quote about standing up for what is right.

Description: Celebrate the visionary words of abolitionist, poet, and women's rights pioneer Frances Ellen Watkins Harper with this vintage-style emblem. Featuring her iconic quote, "We Are All Bound Up Together in One Great Bundle of Humanity," the design showcases interconnected figures embraced in unity, flowing ribbon banners, and decorative botanical leaves in warm retro tones.

Description: Jewish You Were This Queer Identity

Description: Stand in solidarity and make your voice heard with this powerful "Fight for Those Without Your Privilege" design. In a world that demands more empathy and intersectionality, this graphic serves as a stunning reminder to use your platform for the benefit of others.

Description: Celebrate a feminist icon with this Gloria Steinem design featuring her portrait and the words Courage for Change. Perfect for activists, feminists, and supporters of equal rights.

Description: Show your solidarity with this powerful I Am Jane Doe design. Featuring a diverse group of women standing together under an umbrella, this graphic celebrates female empowerment, unity, and strength.

Description: Feminists come in all shapes, sizes, abilities, colors, sexuality, gender presentation, and religious beliefs! A great gift for mom, daughter, sister, or friend! Wear to your next Women's March or a rally on International Women's Day!

Description: A stunning stained-glass style heart design incorporating the colors of several Pride flags, including the Progress, Transgender, Lesbian, Non-binary, and Intersex flags. A beautiful symbol of intersectionality and unity within the LGBTQ+ community

Description: Shirley Chisholm "I Am and Always Will Be A Catalyst For Change"

Description: A powerful design featuring vintage-style illustrated books paired with an inspiring call to action for social justice and liberation.

Description: Silence is violence.

Description: You can't truly be a feminist unless you believe in equity for ALL. For too long, white women have not been in the fight for lives beyond our/their own. This has to change in order for us all to be free. Equity for all means black womxn, trans womxn, other womxn of color, disabled, gender queer, etc. You can learn more about intersectionality from the brilliant Kimberlé Crenshaw, the creator of the concept! https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=kimberle+crenshaw

Description: What's rainbow colored and bad for your teeth?

Description: A black fist, outlined in white and brown, overlayed with several words in rainbow gradient. Words include DSG, GSM, QTPOC, names, agender, allosexual, aesthetic, transition, advocate, gay, riot, non-cis, out, fluidity, POC, pronouns, femme, intersex, reclaim, lesbian, riot, LGBT, Mx, trans, nonconforming, sexuality, attraction, love, QPOC, resistance, two-spirit, sensual, queerplatonic, TGNC, closeted, Ze/Zir, Pride, intersectionality

Description: While asexual and aromantic representation is almost non-existent, we still exist, we are still valid, and we are still not broken. For more ace and aro pride designs, check out my storefront.

Description: Official Merchandise for the Outcast Facebook page and blog (theoutcast.info), both designed to get marginalized voices heard.

Description: Official Merchandise for the Outcast Facebook page and blog (theoutcast.info), both designed to get marginalized voices heard.

Description: Representation Matters

Description: Mashup of the classic Ms. Hill album and Patricia Hill Collins. Patricia Hill Collins emphasizes that we should all be engaged in analyzing a variety of works that contribute to black feminist thought, both inside and outside of “traditional” academic texts. Collins (1990:19) notes that “the music of Black women hip-hop artists serves as a new site of Black women’s intellectual production.”

Description: The Future is Intersectional in a script font :)

Description: Just buzzing about, not fitting into any binaries.

Description: Human Rights Aren't Optional

Description: Empower yourself with this powerful design that asserts 'My Silence Doesn't Mean I Agree With You'. Perfect for individuals passionate about social justice, feminism, and empowerment. Let your voice be heard through this inspirational message. Stand up for what you believe in and champion equality. This design embodies the strength found in silence and the importance of advocating for those without a voice. Wear this to showcase your dedication to inclusivity, activism, and the fight for justice. Express your commitment to making a difference and promoting equality for all.

Description: my feminism is interesectional