Chicago Protest Pins and Buttons

Description: Shout out to all the unwelcome visitors to Chicago this week.

Description: Chicago Protest Resist Free Chi-Town Anti Ice Show your support for the Windy City with this statement piece. This item expresses solidarity with Chicago and resistance against oppressive systems. Stand for freedom and justice with this emblem of civic engagement.

Description: Chicago Teachers Apple Flags Red For Ed Fund Our Future Gifts

Description: Bold declaration against royalty with city pride. Unique graphic.

Description: Fighting for the rights of Latinx people in the barrios of Chicago, 1971

Description: Hands Off My Chicago!

Description: Embrace the spirit of resistance with this No Kings Chicago design. Featuring a distressed vintage shield and heraldic symbols, this apparel is perfect for activists, streetwear fans, and anyone proud of the Windy City's rebellious history.

Description: Impeach JB Pritzker

Description: Impeach JB Pritzker

Description: portland protest frog

Description: Chicago Delivery Guy Resist Shirt, Chicago Deliveryman Tee, Funny Chicago Delivery Guy Tee, Chicago Cycling Club Unisex T-shirt

Description: Hands Off Chicago

Description: Hands Off Chicago

Description: Free Chicago Illinois Bear T-Shirt, Protest Vintage Graphic Shirt, Resist Chicago Illinois Tee, Chicago Protest, Chicago Bear Unisex Tee

Description: Hands-Off-Chicago

Description: no kings in america

Description: Show your Windy City grit with this No Kings Chicago design. Featuring a glitched, distressed aesthetic, this piece captures the spirit of rebellion and community activism trending across the city. Perfect for those who value democracy and street-level authenticity.

Description: Show your unwavering loyalty to the Windy City with this "Hands Off Chicago" design. Perfectly blending local activism with a timeless vintage aesthetic, this graphic is a must-have for anyone who calls the 312 home.

Description: Hands Off Chicago

Description: Hands Off Chicago

Description: This design features the iconic WWII photo of soldiers raising the American flag at Iwo Jima. The text reads "Veterans Against Fascism" in a stencil font. If you are a veteran yourself, or have one in your family, wear this to the next No Kings protest or just around town to show that you won't stand for the Trump regime's escalating attempts to replace American Freedom with Fascism!

Description: Don't let them forget President Trump's ongoing attacks on Pope Leo XIV, the first American Pope, with this tote memorializing Trump's unhinged social media post. Perfect for Catholics appalled by the disrespect; Americans showing their pride in the Chicago Pope; and anyone desperately waiting for regime change at home. Carry it to the farmer's market; carry it to protests; carry it to the library - anywhere you need to fight cruelty with humor.

Description: You Can't Jail The Revolution 1968

Description: The Chicago 7 were the 7 defendants charged with inciting riots in Chicago in 1968. The 1968 Democratic National Convention protests were a series of protests against the United States' involvement in the Vietnam War that took place prior to and during the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago, Illinois.

Description: Abolish Ice Chicago Salt Trucks Chicago winter parody design. Features city vehicle silhouette with a strong statement against icy road conditions.

Description: He's On Strike !

Description: Hands off Chicago

Description: Abolish Ice Chicago Salt Trucks Chicagoland scene. Trucks leaving trails, salt spreading on road. Activist message. Winter, snow, resistance.

Description: Abolish Ice Chicago Salt Trucks Bold statement against winter road treatment. Design features stylized truck silhouette.

Description: The Chicago Seven, originally the Chicago Eight and also known as the Conspiracy Eight or Conspiracy Seven, were seven defendants charged by the US Department of Justice, with conspiracy, crossing state lines with intent to incite a riot, and other charges related to anti-Vietnam War and counterculture protests in Chicago, Illinois during the 1968 Democratic National Convention. The Chicago Eight became the Chicago Seven after the case against one codefendant ended in a mistrial. Everyone else was convicted, but the rulings were overturned on appeal. While the arrest and arraignment were meant to send a message to activists, it only resulted in new demonstrations against the police, the city, the feds, and even the DNC.

Description: Abolish Ice Chicago Salt Trucks Design highlighting winter road maintenance vehicles. Bold statement art for city residents.

Description: Abolish Ice Chicago Salt Trucks Chicago winter resistance. A bold statement against icy roads, featuring trucks and a call for abolition. A design reflecting local sentiment.

Description: You Can't Jail The Revolution 1968 Vintage - (tarot-niko)