Protect Trans Rights Kids T-Shirts

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Protect trans people!

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Trans kids are not a threat. Perfect for transgender allies or trans people!

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Asian Trans Matter

In support of our transgender community. Perfect for anyone trans and for transgender allies.

Trans rights are human rights! Take care of yourself and your Trans, nonbinary, and gender-nonconforming neighbors. It's scary out there, protect each other.

Transgender Flag Heart

All artist profits from this will be donated to The Liberty Fund to help those in NYC who have been subjected to unnecessary pretrial detention.

(9/9) - Show your pride!

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All artist profits from the sale of this design will be donated to Black Lives Matter.

BLM protest in DC

Trans Rights are Human Rights

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It goes beyond protecting them, it's cherishing them as a wonderful part of our diverse humanity.

More Rights Please. A slightly sarcastic request for more rights and equality.

More Rights Please. A slightly sarcastic request for more rights and equality.

More Rights Please. A slightly sarcastic request for more rights and equality.

More Rights Please. A slightly sarcastic request for more rights and equality.

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Trans Rights are Human Rights

Beautiful illustration of a butterfly sipping nectar from a flower in the Trans flag colors with They/Them pronouns.

Show your transgender pride or support with these trans color hearts. It's simple, but elegant! With the pink, blue, and white hearts you're showing your support for the trans community.

Fun,whimsical illustration of bright pink, yellow, and gold hanging stars with the quote “Sparkle and Shine”.

Medical Care Doesn't Discriminate - Trans Colors: Get this design to show your support for trans rights and gender affirming care. For doctors, nurses, trans people, and allies!

Transgender pride retro rainbow duo. Check out my shop for more!

This is an art piece of Marsha P. Johnson, a black trans woman, artist, and activist who has often been named as one of the first of those present to defy the police during the Stonewall Protests of 1969. These details matter, of course, but in a broader sense, the legacy of the Stonewall uprising is one of community, and of a moment in history when marginalized people stood up and declared that they’d had enough.

Trans Rights are Human Rights

Trans Rights are Human Rights

Trans Rights are Human Rights

Trans Rights are Human Rights