Defend Posters and Art Prints
Description: In the Bible, the Archangel Michael defeats the dragon, which is the devil. Michael is considered the protector and defender of many people. He is an intercessor and helper for every person who believes in the one and true God of Jesus Christ. Moreover, he is the guardian angel of the Church.
Description: This bold folk-art inspired design features two symmetrical birds adorned with stars, hearts, and natural motifs, paired with the empowering message “Protect & Defend Immigrants.” Show solidarity with immigrant communities and advocate for justice and equality through your wearable voice.
Description: People have talked about Project Mayhem 2025, inspired by Fight Club. So I've come up with an ethical take on removing power from the Corporations using the Deny, Defend, Depose slogan as a starting point. Deny - Refuse to engage with or support the corporation in any way you are able—deny them your money, data, and legitimacy by exposing their flaws Defend - Protect communities and individuals affected by the corporations by amplifying their voices, organizing support, and advocating for justice Depose - Work to dislodge their power through campaigns, protests, and collective actions that challenge their dominance
Description: The design consists of three bold, uppercase words stacked vertically: "DENY," "DEFEND," and "DEPOSE." Each word is followed by a smaller line of explanatory text: DENY: COMFORT TO THE OPPRESSOR DEFEND: THE POOR AND SICK DEPOSE: THE CAPITALIST OLIGARCHY The overall style is stark and impactful, using a simple, bold sans-serif font in black against a white background. The message is clearly political and activist in nature.
Description: *This shirt also exists in LARGE text across the chest, for bold activism. Check it out (and other slogans) in our shop! Real patriotism means questioning power. This bold "A true patriot questions authority" shirt speaks truth to power. Perfect for Americans who believe democracy requires active citizenship and healthy skepticism of government.
