Decolonize Socks
Description: White Jesus Is The Most Important Tool of White Supremacy - Front From the womb to tomb, Black people are indoctrinated to see White people as superior because of the image of Jesus, the son of god and god itself being White, with blue eyes and blonde hair. #SubversiveWare Subversive Ware SubversiveWare
Franz Fanon quote: What matters is not to know the world but to change it. Socks
by Tony Cisse Art Originals
$20
Description: Honor the history that came before us with this powerful, vintage-style shirt: “The Land Remembers Who Walked It First.” Perfect for those who care about indigenous rights, land protection, and earth justice, this design features a retro mountain landscape, evergreen trees, and a sunlit trail.
Description: This striking portrait of Frantz Fanon honors one of the most influential Pan-African thinkers and anti-colonial revolutionaries in Black history. Known for The Wretched of the Earth and his powerful critique of colonialism, Fanon remains a global symbol of African liberation, Black consciousness, and decolonial thought.
Franz Fanon quote: What matters is not to know the world but to change it. Socks
by Tony Cisse Art Originals
$20
Description: Celebrate the legacy of Patrice Lumumba, a symbol of Pan-African unity and African independence. This vibrant pop art portrait blends Afrocentric patterns, kente and ankara prints, and bold colors to honor a revolutionary leader who inspired generations. Perfect for history lovers, Pan-Africanists, activists, and anyone who cherishes African culture. This design looks amazing on t-shirts, hoodies, posters, stickers, and more.
Description: Three faces. One movement. Thomas Sankara of Burkina Faso. Patrice Lumumba of the Congo. Ibrahim Traoré, the Captain, leading the Sahel today. This design unites three generations of African self-determination in vintage silhouette portraiture, each leader rising from the silhouette of the continent itself. For the diaspora collector. For the conscious activist. For the educator teaching what Western textbooks left out. For anyone who knows the names — and refuses to let them fade. By Youngkevarts, an independent African artist designing Pan-African art for the culture. Always.
