Oppression Pins and Buttons

This banned book protest design is a powerful way to make your voice heard and show your support for intellectual freedom. Whether you're marching in a rally or simply expressing your views on social media, this design is a great way to stand up against censorship and fight for the right to read.

We resist oppression, and control by the small minded, we resist racism, homophobia, xenophobia, antisemitism and all classification that is placed upon us by others.

You must fight for your rights and advocate for the rights of those that are oppressed!

better than red, am i rite?

Your Ancestors are waiting to lend you power against injustices in your community and your life.

No War The barn built with oppression will crumble in the end. I hope you will appreciate the design I created during a time when peace is most needed.

Join the movement for change with my powerful design featuring the message, 'Stop the Police State.' This thought-provoking artwork calls for unity, justice, and an end to oppressive systems. Wear your commitment to a better future on your sleeve—literally—with this bold and impactful design. Stand up, speak out, and be a part of the solution. Get your 'Stop the Police State' apparel today!

To those accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression.

Paulo Freire influential Brazilian educator and developer of critical consciousness. Writer of the highly acclaimed "Pedagogy of the Oppressed" among many other works. An ideal present for educators, teachers and anyone opposing oppression anywhere in the world.

Introducing the "Drink Coffee, Read Books, Dismantle Systems of Oppression, Cat" design, now available on Redbubble! This design is the perfect combination of coffee-fueled activism and cat-loving bookworms. Featuring a fun and playful design with a serious message, this design is perfect for anyone who loves to drink coffee, read books, and work towards creating a more just and equitable world. The cute and fluffy cat adds a touch of whimsy to the design, making it a must-have for cat lovers and bookworms alike. This design is available on a variety of products, including t-shirts, mugs, stickers, and more. So why wait? Show your love for coffee, books, and social justice with the "Drink Coffee, Read Books, Dismantle Systems of Op...

Paulo Freire influential Brazilian educator and developer of critical consciousness. Writer of the highly acclaimed "Pedagogy of the Oppressed" among many other works. An ideal present for educators, teachers and anyone opposing oppression anywhere in the world.

Drink Coffee Read Books Dismantle Systems Of Oppression

I'm tired of religious fruitcakes telling trans people to "Obey His will. He made you a [assigned gender] because He doesn't make mistakes".

Drink Coffee Read Books Dismantle Systems Of Oppression

Watch the film here: http://quietcornerfilmfestival.org/post/145503882501/2016-2nd-place-vo-virtual-oppression-by All commissions go into the QCFF fund. Most of the fund is the prize money for the winners, but the fund also covers some operating costs like printing extra posters, signage, mailers, etc.

Settler& Exploitation& Plantation& Surrogate& Internal& Colonialism = OPPRESSION! - Back Colonialism is exploitative and oppressive. #SubversiveWare Subversive Ware SubversiveWare

Join the movement for change with my powerful design featuring the message, 'Stop the Police State.' This thought-provoking artwork calls for unity, justice, and an end to oppressive systems. Wear your commitment to a better future on your sleeve—literally—with this bold and impactful design. Stand up, speak out, and be a part of the solution. Get your 'Stop the Police State' apparel today!

A classic quote from Robert Heinlein provides a timely warning today.

To illustrate the fight against the patriarchy and in an attempt to get closer to the power that it radiates, I have drawn on a discipline as equally powerful as symbolism. Everything has a meaning here. I have mixed from current symbols to elements and details of Greek mythology. Can you identify them all?

the junction of where all individuals that are oppressed fulfill, x is the intersection where all people who are oppressed meet

Systemic Oppression Is Real

read books and dismantle systems of oppression

Drink Coffee Read Books Dismantle Systems Of Oppression perfect gift for book lovers and activists

Lyric art inspired by Hozier's "Jackboot Jump." Lyric "The Jackboot only jumps down on people standing up" written in rough stencil lettering, framed by a dance step map of marching boot prints.

Wherever there is oppression there is resistance

the junction of where all individuals that are oppressed fulfill, x is the intersection where all people who are oppressed meet

The power of words are life changing! We all hold the power to change our views, we just need to find the light from within ourselves.

Here lies the systemic oppression of women.

Graphic art. More than words.

I drew it to base on Michel Foucault's ideas as an inspiring point. Institutions and systems operate as technologies of power, using various forms of social control and regulation to shape the behavior and experiences of individuals. The barbed wire in the drawing could represent the ways in which these systems are used to restrict and control the freedom and autonomy of individuals, while the words within the barbed wire could represent the various institutions and systems that exert this control, such as schools, the military, and the workplace. Overall, the drawing could be seen as a commentary on the ways in which power and control operate in modern societies, and the ways in which they shape the lives and experiences of individuals.

This is not a game for me. Ya'll call it winning but the cost is people's lives and that should NEVER be the case. Quote by me

the junction of where all individuals that are oppressed fulfill, x is the intersection where all people who are oppressed meet

Read Books Drink Coffee and Dismantle Systems of Oppression.

Respect existence or expect resistance!

People peacefully protest with megaphones, emphasizing the importance of freedom of speech.

Having crazy thoughts of oppression whilst hanging around the house? You may be a Thought Criminal for fun and profit! That's right! Break out those handcuffs hidden in that bottom drawer and get your head straight. It's an Orwellian thought crime quote right outta the novel 1984. Don't you just love literature? What haven't read it? Well whatta ya waiting for? Have someone read it to you! There's a movie too but it leaves out so much! Think on if you dare! ~;0)) VivaChas!