Anti Colonial Stickers
Description: "As to whether Marcos is gay: Marcos is gay in San Francisco, black in South Africa, an Asian in Europe, a Chicano in San Ysidro, an anarchist in Spain, a Palestinian in Israel, a Mayan Indian in the streets of San Cristobal, a Jew in Germany, a Gypsy in Poland, a Mohawk in Quebec, a pacifist in Bosnia, a single woman on the Metro at 10pm, a peasant without land, a gang member in the slums, an unemployed worker, an unhappy student and, of course, a Zapatista in the mountains." - Subcomandante Marcos of the Zapatista Army of National Liberation ¡Ya Basta!
Description: "You are still marching with us, Uncle Ho" Check out more of my art and products at https://spacedoglaika.com/
National Liberation Front of South Vietnam - Viet Cong, Socialist, Historical Sticker
by SpaceDogLaika
$3.50
Description: Colonialism never ended. Slavery never ended. A nation built on genocide and slavery will always be rotten to the core.
America Was Never Great - Anti Colonial, Socialist, Communist, Anarchist Sticker
by SpaceDogLaika
$3.50
Description: They didn't file a complaint. They didn't submit a strongly worded letter. They threw the taxed goods directly into the harbor and started a country. "Brewing Treason Since 1773: Celebrating 250 Years of Not Paying Our Taxes" is the America 250th anniversary design for everyone who considers the Boston Tea Party less a historical event and more a founding philosophy that remains deeply relevant.
Brewing Treason Since 1773 – 250 Years of Not Paying Our Taxes Funny Boston Tea Party Patriotic Art Sticker
by Luminari Creations
$3.50
Description: Bold patriotic artwork featuring a colonial revolutionary soldier lifting a barbell while riding a soaring bald eagle against a distressed American flag backdrop with festive fireworks — the ultimate freedom-loving, gym-obsessed American statement. This humorous patriot design blends weightlifting culture with Fourth of July pride, perfect for independence day celebrations, gym enthusiasts, and proud Americans who love their country. Makes a fantastic birthday gift, holiday present, or any occasion for the red-white-and-blue fitness fanatic who refuses the metric system.
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: No Kings In America Since 1776 is a bold tribute to the birth of American independence and the spirit of liberty. This vintage propaganda style illustration captures a majestic colonial harbor at sunrise with a historic multi-masted ship and the early American flag waving proudly. History buffs and patriotic Americans who cherish revolutionary history will appreciate this nostalgic tribute to freedom and the founding fathers.
Description: Field Marshal Dedan Kimathi on a vintage Kenya postage stamp. He led the Kenya Land and Freedom Army (Mau Mau) in the fight against British colonial rule in the 1950s. The design has a red perforated stamp border with Kenya flags, a red "KENYA" header, a green name caption, a halftone portrait in a dashiki, and a Kenya flag fingerprint. Dedan Kimathi was born in Nyeri on 31 October 1920. As the senior military leader of the Kenya Land and Freedom Army, he convened a war council in 1953 and helped give the movement a formal command structure. He was captured in 1956 and executed on 18 February 1957. Kenya now honors him as a national hero of the struggle for land and freedom.
Field Marshal Dedan Kimathi Kenya Vintage Postage Stamp Mau Mau Freedom Fighter Sticker
by Youngkev
$3.15 $3.50
Description: “Liberty is not a gift—it is a conquest.” Honor the unyielding legacy of Pedro Albizu Campos, Puerto Rico’s foremost independence leader, with this striking portrait design. A symbol of resistance against colonialism, this artwork celebrates Campos’ fight for soberanía (sovereignty), his intellectual brilliance, and his unwavering commitment to justice. For activists, educators, and anyone who believes in the power of decolonial struggle.
Description: Frantz Fanon, the Martinican-born psychiatrist and philosopher whose writings on decolonization, Black consciousness, and the psychology of the colonized shaped liberation movements from Algeria to Palestine to South Africa. This portrait surrounds him with Pan-African gold and the Algerian flag — a tribute to the FLN cause he gave his life to. The line printed beneath captures Fanon's enduring warning from The Wretched of the Earth: that the post-colonial bourgeoisie tends to inherit the colonial structure rather than dismantle it. A diagnosis that still reads like prophecy. Wear it to class. Wear it to the protest. Wear it on May 25th (African Liberation Day), during Black History Month, on Juneteenth. Pairs with our Sankara, Nkrumah
Description: A tribute to two of Kenya's most courageous sons — Dedan Kimathi and Musa Mwariama, commanders of the Mau Mau resistance movement that fought British colonial rule and paved the way for Kenyan independence in 1963. This original stained glass–style art presents them as the icons they truly are — draped in military honors, framed in Gothic arches, and bathed in the red, black, and green of Pan-African pride. Whether you're passionate about African history, Black liberation, or powerful visual storytelling, this design speaks volumes.
Description: A vintage postage stamp-style tribute to Habib Bourguiba, the first President of Tunisia and architect of the nation's independence from French colonial rule. Founder of the Neo-Destour party and leader of the Tunisian nationalist movement, Bourguiba guided his country to independence on March 20, 1956, and became president when the republic was declared in 1957. Rendered in bold red, black, and cream with a distressed halftone finish and a faux-perforated stamp border featuring the Tunisian flag, this design captures a defining figure in North African decolonization and Pan-African liberation history. A striking addition for anyone into African history, political art, or vintage propaganda-style portraiture. Art that inspires!
Description: This design advocates for decolonizing educational systems. It supports social justice and curriculum reform for activists, educators, and students. Featuring the powerful statement Decolonize Education.
Decolonize Education Social Justice Reform Activism Educator Student Sticker
by monkeyrenchart
$3.50
Description: A distressed vintage typography design featuring a powerful John Adams quote criticizing banks and their impact on religion, morality, tranquility, prosperity, and national wealth. The aged cream-and-gold lettering, decorative flourishes, and bold historical layout create a classic American political aesthetic with strong appeal for history enthusiasts, liberty-minded thinkers, and fans of founding father philosophy.
Description: This design advocates for decolonizing educational systems. It supports social justice and curriculum reform for activists, educators, and students. Featuring the powerful statement Decolonize Education.
Decolonize Education Social Justice Reform Activism Educator Student Sticker
by monkeyrenchart
$3.50
Description: Burkina Faso and Captain Ibrahim Traoré are trending due to his strong anti-colonial stance, vocal criticism of Western influence—particularly France—and his push for Pan-African unity. Traoré, one of the youngest leaders in Africa, has positioned himself as a revolutionary figure in the style of Thomas Sankara, gaining support across the continent for expelling foreign troops, reclaiming national resources, and defying traditional global power structures. His bold rhetoric and military background have made him a symbol of resistance, especially among Africa's youth.
Description: Burkina Faso and Captain Ibrahim Traoré are trending due to his strong anti-colonial stance, vocal criticism of Western influence—particularly France—and his push for Pan-African unity. Traoré, one of the youngest leaders in Africa, has positioned himself as a revolutionary figure in the style of Thomas Sankara, gaining support across the continent for expelling foreign troops, reclaiming national resources, and defying traditional global power structures. His bold rhetoric and military background have made him a symbol of resistance, especially among Africa's youth.
