Freedom Is Not Given Socks
Description: Freedom is never given, it must be taken. Check out more of my art and products at https://spacedoglaika.com/
Freedom Is Never Given, It Must Be Taken - Punk, Radical, Anarchist, Socialist Socks
by SpaceDogLaika
$20
Description: Freedom is not free. Its been paid for by the blood, sweat, tears and lives of U.S. Veterans. Great shirt for Veterans Day, National Vietnam War Veterans Day, National Military Appreciation Month, Armed Forces Week, Armed Forces Day, Memorial Day. Freedom is never free. Never forget their sacrifice. Believe in America all day, every day. Great gift for Vietnam and gulf war vets. Independence Day, Purple Heart Day, and Warrior Care Month too.
Freedom Is Not Free Veterans Socks
by YouthfulGeezer - Not Just T-shirts, but Fun Apparel, Hats And Accessories For Everyone
$20
Freedom is never given it is won, A.Philip Randolph, Black History Quote Socks
by UrbanLifeApparel
$20
Description: Embrace the ultimate chill mode with this funny "My Give A Damn Is Broken" beach vacation graphic! Perfect for anyone who is done with the daily grind, this design features a hammock, sunset, and a sarcastic signpost to show your zero-f's-given attitude. Whether you are on retirement, summer vacation, or just want to tell the world that it's "not your problem," this sarcastic quote apparel is your go-to gear. Great gift for coworkers, friends, or anyone who needs a "good vibes only" break from reality. Keep it lazy, keep it cool, and remember that life's too short to pretend!
Description: Public schools are for education, not religious indoctrination. This bold "The Bible Is Not a Textbook" design pushes back against efforts to replace science and history with religious teachings in public education. Featuring a hand-drawn Holy Bible illustration, this design is perfect for teachers, parents, activists, and anyone who supports the First Amendment and the separation of church and state. Ideal for stickers, shirts, mugs, and more, this design makes a statement—keep religion out of public school curriculums.
Description: A vintage-style, blue-toned butterfly illustration with detailed wings and antennae. Overlaid on the butterfly are three lines of the text 'QUEENSRYCHE' in different fonts. Below the butterfly is a quote in white text that reads: 'Love can never possess. Love is giving freedom fit the other. Love is a unconditioned gift. It is not a bargain' with small star-like symbols around it.
Description: Democratic Rep. Melanie Stansbury of New Mexico held a sign that read “this is not normal” as President Donald Trump greeted lawmakers upon entering the chamber before his address to a joint session of Congress. Republican Rep. Lance Gooden of Texas ripped the sign from Stansbury's hands.
1865 is Freedom Day My Ancestors Not Free in 1776 Juneteenth Socks
by achrafmustafayassinsimsimayoub
$20
Description: Democracy Is Not Over Yet - Raised Protest Fist A raised fist built entirely out of type — every knuckle, tendon, and crease formed from the words “Democracy Is Not Over Yet” repeated and interlocked across the hand. Bold red and black ink give it the energy of a screen-printed protest poster, while the wrist anchors the piece with the phrase spelled out in massive, unmissable block letters. This design speaks directly to anyone paying attention to the current moment — not with despair, but with defiance. The raised fist has carried decades of civic and social justice movements, and here it’s rebuilt letter by letter into a statement of continued resistance. Bold, graphic, and impossible to scroll past, this piece works equally well as a q
Description: Democracy Is Not Over Yet - Raised Protest Fist (Dark Version) A raised fist built entirely out of type — every knuckle, tendon, and crease formed from the words “Democracy Is Not Over Yet” repeated and interlocked across the hand. Bold red and black ink give it the energy of a screen-printed protest poster, while the wrist anchors the piece with the phrase spelled out in massive, unmissable block letters. This design speaks directly to anyone paying attention to the current moment — not with despair, but with defiance. The raised fist has carried decades of civic and social justice movements, and here it’s rebuilt letter by letter into a statement of continued resistance. Bold, graphic, and impossible to scroll past, this piece