Protest Witch T-Shirts
Description: A bold feminist statement wrapped in raw punk-poster energy. This distressed graphic combines oversized typography, flames, newspaper textures, and a dramatic black-and-white female portrait around the message “They Didn’t Burn Witches. They Burned Women.” Strong for women’s-rights advocates, witchy fashion fans, punk and goth audiences, history-minded buyers, and anyone drawn to provocative statement apparel.
Description: Show off your fierce feminist spirit with a touch of spooky humor! This bold and cheeky “Burn the Patriarchy” Halloween design features dancing skeletons around a bonfire under the stars and sun – the perfect blend of rebellion, feminism, and October vibes. Ideal for feminists, activists, witches, and Halloween lovers who want to make a strong (and fun) statement. Great for fall events, protests, or casual wear during spooky season. Let the flames of justice and fun burn bright!
Description: A bold feminist witch design featuring a powerful magical coven, fire, stars, moons, and mystical energy. Perfect for witchy women, feminist souls, coven friends, magic lovers, and anyone who supports empowerment, equality, and rebellious celestial vibes.
Description: A whimsical witchy frog, duck, and toad bicycle design with a bold radical left scum slogan. Perfect for leftist friends, political satire fans, cottagecore animal lovers, cyclists, activists, and anyone who enjoys magical woodland humor with a funny rebellious twist.
Description: Celebrate sisterhood and a rebellious feminine spirit with this design featuring witches and the feminist slogan 'Hex The Patriarchy'. It is the ultimate statement piece for attending a protest, a night out with your coven, or a great addition to your spooky season collection.
Description: The narrative that they burned witches during the middle ages needs to stop. Those women were not witches, they were in fact women. Many of them living outside of society norms by simply not wanting to get married or have kids. Some of them were targeted because they owned a business or owned land and it made men mad that they were in positions that granted them any body autonomy or power. So, they were classified as witches and burned. We have the power to change the narrative. Words have meaning. We need to make sure that ours are accurate. They didn't burn witches. They burned women.
They Didn't Burn Witches, They Burned Women - Witchy, Feminist, Protest Design T-Shirt
by Kristi Brooks Art
$24
