Labour Day Shorts
Description: A colorful Labour Day illustration celebrating the dedication, unity, and strength of workers across industries. Featuring construction workers, healthcare professionals, engineers, farmers, and educators standing together against a vibrant industrial cityscape. This design captures the spirit of International Workers’ Day with bold typography, uplifting colors, and themes of solidarity, teamwork, and appreciation for essential professions around the world.
Description: "Come out for Labour Day, by Train" is what greets you when looking at this lovingly recreated poster. This is from mid last century and it is wanting you to grab the family for a getaway by train while everyone has the day off. The image shows some beautiful countryside that the train is travelling through. In the foreground we have a pasture filled with sheep, midground is of the train travelling and then the background is filled with mountains under a clear blue sky.
Description: Retro Activism: Working Class Labor – This stark editorial image, "The Condition of the Laboring Man at Pullman," captures the relentless grip of corporate greed on the working class. A weighted press—marked "Low Wages" and "High Rent"—crushes an exhausted laborer beneath pillars of monopoly and wage slavery. In its time, Pullman’s exploitative grip forced workers into economic dependence, their pay swallowed by the very company that employed them. Today, echoes of this oppression persist. Healthcare costs, stagnant wages, and unchecked profiteering shape a new kind of subjugation, where survival remains a commodity rather than a right.
Description: Celebrate resilience and craftsmanship with this creative Industrial American Flag design. Featuring stars on a steel‑beam background, red stripes rendered as brickwork, and white stripes illustrated as wooden planks, this tee reimagines the U.S. flag through construction materials. It symbolizes strength, unity, and the hardworking spirit of America. Perfect for patriotic events, construction workers, engineers, and anyone who values durability and creativity, this shirt blends national pride with industrial artistry.
Description: This design remembers the song Which Side are You On?, a Labor Movement Anthem. Written by Florence Reece and Sung by Pete Seeger Which Side are You On? is a timeless remembrance of the Harlan County War. It begs the question to everyone you met? Are you with us, or against us?
Description: "The Home is the most effective place to preach the gospel of Unionism" Charles E James, Arican-American Union leader 1905
"The Home is the most effective place to preach the gospel of Unionism Shorts
by Voices of Labor
$27
Description: Labor Unions: Labor for Harris Walz 2024 — An industrial scene with large, mechanical gears and structures, set against a Democratic Party blue-toned backdrop. The overall atmosphere is gritty and robust, evoking the essence of hard work and industrial labor. The text overlay reads: "LABOR UNIONS FOR HARRIS WALZ 2024" on a Dark Background
