Slaves Mugs

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The year was 1996. The apprentices were hot, sweaty, stinky, and having the time of their lives. The immortal line was crafted by a power hungry Cardinal, and silliness ensued. The design is available as a transparency for the clothing, and has a background of Cardinal Red for the items, for the obvious reasons.

Political follies

They didn't steal slaves...they made them

Sorry Jesus - I'm Just Not Into You - Front Created 07/25/2021 Created 07-25-2021 All images can be mixed and matched Contact creator for image, color and placement options

1961 B movie poster. Biblical drama in which a Roman girl falls in love with a Christian slave and gets woke. Lots of fem dom, but no revolt. Also, when I read the blurb at the top of the poster, my brain keeps trying to make it rhyme.

A French nobleman perhaps a viscount oversees the fishing of piranha fish in a river. The work is done by enslaved people. Indigenous people in loincloths enter the river and fish with wooden spears. Other servants and aristocrats are also nearby.

Cats have staff, not owners. But I'm a proud cat slave! Aren't you?

Democracy & Dictatorship

Slaves are the makers of tyrants

Inspired by the title of the new slaves

Declare what is needed for human rights today!

People Say Slaves Were Taken From Africa, Black History, Black Lives Matter, Civil Rights

Elite Corporate Slaves

Original design of RUIN! MUSIC inspired by Metalcore culture.

Only fools fall in love I think, I'm one of them.

illustration of León with the colors that represent Rastafari culture, simulating rasta hair and a small text that says Rastafari

People are fighting for your freedoms. Hold fast!

In this design you will see a variety of cultures living together in the same physical and social space with respect showing the richness of cultural diversity, highlighting our Afro-descendants proudly representing African stories and heritage.

Rasta woman, illustration that represents Rastafari culture, sexy girl with long dreadlocks, and a circular background in colors that represent culture and a small text that names her style

Rasta man, illustration that represents Rastafari culture, sexy boy with long dreadlocks, with a circular background in colors that represent culture and a small text that names his style

Rasta woman, illustration that represents Rastafari culture, sexy girl with long dreadlocks, and a circular background in colors that represent culture and a small text that names her style

My neighbors had hung these beads at the pergola outside, I thought it looked poignant after the rain.

Are you looking for a gift for your cat lover friends or yourself? Get it now before others and they’ll love it.

queen and servants in a scene where they comb her and make her more beautiful, the queen in the red dress is in a harem and then the women are the majority. Noble and commoners meet in a beauty cession

A beautiful representation of Afro-descendant culture, this skin that tells stories, simple design with text for the community of African descent

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abe Lincoln

work of art inspired by African culture in conjunction with the colors that represent people of African descent, two female faces, color and joy that represent the whole of black culture

rasta man an illustration of a man representing Rastafarian culture with long dreadlocks and gold ornaments on the dreadlocks, on his head a text in mustard color just like his shirt

Although in this scene some of the workers wear helmets, mining in antiquity was a primitive and grueling activity usually performed by slaves who did not get to live very long. Drawing after a 6th century BC pottery shard from Corinth (Greece).

Opinions can be divided about Rosa Luxemburg's fundamental ideas. But some of her quotes are timeless.

Man faces the future of transhumanism.

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe portrait and quote: Niemand ist mehr Sklave, als der sich für frei hält, ohne es zu sein.

Not quite knowing how they got here, Humanity mans the machine day in and day out; going in the same direction without stopping, never realising it's self-perpetuating, a cycle of consumption and the decimation left in it's wake. More troubling still, Humanity's head's down, they've got their backs breaking into the machine, and while they have a peripheral awareness of the carousel they're supporting, they never look up and never look out, never to see what it's all really about. They feel the gears grinding but they don't know why, the heat is unbearable but they have to “get by" so, they man the machine and power the Elite." "The Elite hold themselves separate from the rest of Humanity, content in their interests and gadgetry, liv...

We are the descendants of the slaves you couldn't kill, black lives matter, black history, black power