Intersectional Tapestries
Trust Women / Retro Style Feminist Typography Design 2 Tapestry
by CultOfRomance
$23 $30
Description: Celebrate the spirit of unity and activism with this bold, distressed typography featuring the powerful message Sisterhood Is Global. Perfect for advocates of equality and human rights, this vintage-inspired aesthetic makes a strong statement for social justice and empowerment in your everyday style choices.
Silence Will Not Protect You - Audre Lorde Tapestry
by capesandrollerskates
$23 $30
Description: Our Diversity of faiths and colors and creeds - that is not a threat to who we are. It makes us who we are. - Michelle Obama
Michelle Obama, Our Diversity Is Not A Threat Tapestry
by FabulouslyFeminist
$23 $30
Description: Show your pride in minimalist style! Horizontal orientation, check out the vertical variant too
Pride Flag Chevrons Arrow Intersectional Intersex Progress Horizontal Tapestry
by Sunniest-Dae
$23 $30
Description: It's week 2 of my new PSA Series. Here are some resources for understanding why people are tearing down statues, and what you can do to support the removal of these monuments. As of 2016, 1747 Confederate statues are still standing in the United States (though some of them have been tumbling down, lately!!!) Hop over to the SPL Center website to educate yourself https://bit.ly/2Nx6mWK If individuals glorify symbols of the confederacy, they are embracing and glorifying white supremacy, slavery and segregation. This is wrong. This is unacceptable.
Description: Amplify a shared experience with this dark vintage circular badge featuring an elegant weapon motif and a vital safety message. Ideal for a social justice event or an outspoken advocate's everyday streetwear, this vigilant mindset flawlessly captures the reality of modern feminism. Tap the link in our bio to grab this powerful intersectional piece today and visually enforce your unshakeable boundary.
Saith Queen Charlotte: My Feminism Will Be Intersectional, or It Will Be Crap Tapestry
by Xanaduriffic
$23 $30
Description: Ideas for what to do when you want to understand more about a marginalized experience you do not share: 🌺 Read books, articles and content written by members of the marginalized group 🌺do a google search - there are lots of thoughtful guides for being a better ally / co-conspirator (prioritize those written by members of the marginalized group) 🌺seek out organizers of marginalized groups and follow their social accounts. Be present to learn, but not to take up space. 🌺take time to process your feelings and appropriately notice areas where you have privilege, and where you can work on your own biases .
Feminist PSA: Marginalized People Are Not Responsible For Educating Their Oppressors Tapestry
by FabulouslyFeminist
$23 $30
Description: While asexual and aromantic representation is almost non-existent, we still exist, we are still valid, and we are still not broken. The ace of spades has become a symbol for those of us who identify as asexual and aromantic. Designs with club, diamond and heart variations coming up soon!
