Stonewall Riots T-Shirts

Civil disobedience has seen a long, storied history. When a group stands up for their rights against the abuse of those "in power" it forever changes things for the rest of us. #Respect

In the 60s, police officers would hang signs that said "this is a raided premises" on the doors and walls of suspected secret gay hang out spots. Designating them as businesses that were often victims of police raids. Businesses like the infamous stonewall Inn, where the stonewall riots occurred. Remember the first pride was a riot.

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This year marks the 50th Anniversary of the Stonewall Riots. Commemorate the POCs and Drag Queens that stood up in New York City for LGBTQI rights in 1969 at World Pride in NYC.

The First Gay Pride Was A Riot

One of a few new racial solidarity designs to help raise bail money for the people making sure George Floyd and those before him didn't die in vain. Stay safe if you're going out in person. I can't right now, so this is my contribution. Black lives matter! (Note before you order that back printing is only available for tshirts! Anything else will have only the front design.)

For Pride. For life. For love.

If you are looking for a great pride gift for your gay, lesbian, trans friend, this LGBTQIA apparel would be ideal. This progress flag is more diverse than ever before.

Progress Pride Rainbow Flag For Inclusivity

World Pride 2019 in New York City marks the 50th Anniversary of the Stonewall uprising. Remember the Drag Queens, transgenders, and POCs that stood up to the police outside of the iconic Stonewall bar in New York City. For more http://www.48min.com/culture/50-world-pride-shirts-celebrate-gay-pride-month-2019/%20

The First Gay Pride Was A Riot

A more inclusive flag for everyone.

One of a few new racial solidarity designs to help raise bail money for the people making sure George Floyd and those before him didn't die in vain. Stay safe if you're going out in person. I can't right now, so this is my contribution. Black lives matter!

According to the stories, Marsha Johnson threw a shot glass into a mirror saying ‘I got my civil rights’ as the police burned down the gay bar. This is honor of pride.

Bash back.

The first pride was a riot.

Celebrate 50 Years of LGBTQ Pride. Makes a great gift and is the perfect way to celebrate Pride events, parades, festivals, and more. This cool design reads "50" and a "Resist" motif on the rainbow stripes of the LGBT Pride Flag. 2019 marks the 50th anniversary of the riots in New York that started the modern LGBTQIA rights movement.

Progress Pride Rainbow Flag For Inclusivity

Remember the Pride was started by Transwomen of Colour as a riot against the social fascist machine. Never forget and resist at all costs.

Stonewall was a riot - bash back.

In honor of how it all began on June 28th, 1969 with Marsha P. Johnson

Progress Pride Rainbow Flag For Inclusivity

Progress Pride Rainbow Flag For Inclusivity

MEMBER OF THE ALPHABET MAFIA LGBTQ+ STONEWALL INN NYC

In honor of the woman who threw the first brick and started what we now know as Pride.

Progress Pride Rainbow Flag For Inclusivity

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Pride began as a Riot, with Trans Women of Color throwing bricks at cops

Commodification isn't liberation. No companies at pride. No cops at pride. The first pride parade was a riot, after all.

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It features a rainbow graphic resembling seismic waves and the slogan "Shakin' It Up!" likely as a reference to San Francisco's many earthquakes. San Francisco hosts one of the oldest pride celebrations in the country, with a rich history that dates back to 1970, the year after the Stonewall Riots. Earlier iterations of the event were held under the name Gay Freedom Day and International Lesbian & Gay Freedom Day, but the title changed over time to accommodate a wider range of LGBT identities until it was eventually just called Pride.

The Stonewall riots (also referred to as the Stonewall uprising or the Stonewall rebellion) were a series of spontaneous demonstrations by members of the gay (LGBT) community in response to a police raid that began in the early morning hours of June 28, 1969, at the Stonewall Inn in the Greenwich Village neighborhood of Manhattan, New York City.