Appropriation Pillows
Description: The phrase, “Not today, Satan” originates from Bianca del Rio, the winner of the sixth season of RuPaul’s Drag Race.
Not Today Satan - For Motivation, Positive Energy & Courage Pillow
by mangobanana
$23 $28
Description: "If a Chinese wants to be called a Chinese and not a Chinaman, if a Scotsman objects to be called a Scotchman, or if a Negro demands his capital N, it is only the most ordinary politeness to do what is asked of one." -George Orwell, "As I Please," Daily Herald/Tribune (27 February 1947).
Orwell Supported "Political Correctness", Actually Pillow
by Rifkele D. Leybikhe
$23 $28
Description: Used hip hop to get famous, switched to country, flopped, and now want back in. Cookout pass revoked. This vintage texture graphic with a mic-holding vulture rocking a CV chain delivers the verdict Black culture already reached. Hard pass. We done. Our Culture Ain't Free! For everyone who recognizes a culture vulture and has zero interest in the comeback tour. Sizes up to 5X available.
Culture Vulture Our Culture Aint Free Cookout Pass Revoked Hip Hop Vintage Pillow
by
$23 $28
Description: Cultural respect matters. The statement Culture Is Not a Costume challenges cultural appropriation and reminds us that heritage is lived identity, not a costume or passing trend. A meaningful design for advocates, educators, allies, students, and anyone who supports authentic representation and inclusion. Ideal for cultural heritage events, awareness campaigns, classroom conversations, and community gatherings.
Description: Spiritualized - Ladies and Gentlemen it's written in Cantonese. Spiritualized in traditional Chinese characters. For true hipsters to whom English language has become too mainstream
Spiritualized logo (*Ladies and Gentlemen it's written in Cantonese) Pillow
by mrsupicku
$23 $28