Feminism Kids T-Shirts

Frida Khalo reality

The Supremes are one of my favorite groups! The group was started by Sandra Day O'Connor but it really began to take off when Ruth Bader Ginsburg joined. O'Connor had to leave the group for health reasons but Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan joined RBG to keep the group going strong. Someone asked Ruth Bader Ginsburg (exasperatedly) when there would be enough female supreme court justices. Her response: When there are nine. See my other feminists and lgbtq designs.

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Support Intersectional Feminism with this pro-feminist t-shirt!

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Frida, 1924 Original - oil on aerosol on 4" x 24" canvas

stay the fuck out of my uterus

Colorful design to represent your opinion for the whole world.

This is what a feminist looks like

Twins with the third eye

Lebanon

No Uterus, No Opinion.

Our heroine is getting quite exasperated with the constant mansplaining.

Original & Unique Artwork on this Stunning Ruth Bader Ginsburg RBG Design

American Labor Leader, activist and Feminist "I am in the Labor Movement and I Speak my Own Piece"

The Force is Feminist. Plain and Simple. It just is. *shrug*

The great Virginia Woolf (a drawing from 2024)

Frida e Dali

GRL PWR movement illustrated through the slogan Girl Power in a colorful crossword puzzle. Just remember that girls are strong, witty, smart, brilliant, proud, modern, wild, creative, brave.

Revenge is best served cold, and with a side of milk.

Every feminist needs this classic Girl Power tee in their wardrobe. Wear this one to the gym, to the bar, to the shops, hell, wear it in the office if you like. Because you are powerful, and you are killing it!

Add colors to your life!- Frida says)

"Don't make me an optimist, you will ruin my life"

A design that speaks to the love of the artistic process.

Show your support for reproductive freedom and women's rights.

Damsel movie

There's nothing to tolerate. And everything to celebrate.

African-American woman to receive a Ph.D. in mathematics from an American university; she earned it in 1949 from Yale University. She graduated from Smith College in 1945.

Based off of the famous Frieda Kahlo image, a bold and simplistic design of the feminine eyes including the famous mono brow. Put those tweezers down! Brows are big Iconic business, feel the wind blow through your brows! #FullBushyBrow

My artistic interpretation of the tarot card, The Empress

American biochemist. She was the first African-American woman in the United States to earn a Ph.D. in chemistry.

Do some yoga under the rainbow

Color women for your design

Women in Science