Trans Mugs
Description: In 1959 a group of queer and trans patrons were hanging out at Cooper Do-Nuts (a popular spot between two Los Angeles gay bars), when it was police came to harass and arrest patrons for wearing clothes that were not in line with their assigned gender. As the people were being put in police cars the crowd began to throw coffee, donuts, and garbage at the police sparking the first recorded queer uprising in the United States. This is an original design based on the Cooper Do-Nuts sign and we are happy to include it in our Mimeographic History line of designs. The profits from this design help us keep making the podcast Totally Trans Searching for the Trans Canon and a portion will be donated back to trans community causes.
Trans Pride Wildflowers Subtle Trans Pride LGBTQ Pride Month Mug
by Fy-narts
$13 $18
Description: The Alterra Corporation, or simply Alterra, is a Trans-Gov that funded the Aurora's mission to construct a phasegate in the Ariadne Arm. It also appears to be the manufacturer of many machines and tools in-game, as its logo is on many of them. Alterra is heavily involved in the arms trade and made substantial amounts of money supplying weaponry to all warring factions during the period known as the Expansion. Their threats to cut off these supplies are said to have been a turning point in the conflict. Today, they are the top supplier to the Trans-System Federation.
Description: A bold vintage automotive emblem celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Trans Am, featuring the legendary Firebird wings in metallic silver with red accents. The distressed texture and retro typography give the design a worn, authentic 1970s muscle car aesthetic, perfectly evoking the era’s spirit of power and performance.
Description: The third Mimeographic History design is "The Transexual Menace" T-Shirt (https://www.harpersbazaar.com/culture/politics/a35980637/history-of-feminist-t-shirt/) The Transexual Menace was the first direct action group of its kind in the US and amongst other things would hold demonstrations outside of trials for anti-trans crimes. The shirt was designed by Ricki Wilchins and Montine Jordan to emulate the style of the Rocky Horror Picture Show logo. In her book TRANS/gressive Wilkins said "f you passed, you were safe. But pulling on the T-shirt screwed all of that forever" Profits help us keep making Totally Trans: Searching for the Trans Canon and a portion will be donated back to trans community causes.
