Transparency Pillows
Description: Power Hidden Is Power Unchecked — Scales of Justice Civic Protest Art Power hidden is power unchecked. This vintage engraving-style scales of justice illustration — balanced with all-seeing eyes — is a civic statement for anyone who believes government must answer to the people. Transparency is accountability. Part of the American Standards series by Puff Sumo — designs for people who still believe in the republic.
Description: What Power Hides Democracy Loses — Scales of Justice Civic Protest Art What power hides, democracy loses. This vintage engraving-style scales of justice illustration — balanced with all-seeing eyes — is a civic statement for anyone who believes government must answer to the people. Transparency is accountability. Part of the American Standards series by Puff Sumo — designs for people who still believe in the republic.
Description: This design features the Anti Fraud Taxpayer Club Where Did My Tax $$$ Go? for citizens concerned with government accountability, corruption, and the use of public funds. A statement for taxpayers advocating fiscal responsibility.
Anti Fraud Taxpayer Club Where Did My Tax $$$ Go? Government Accountability Pillow
by MYTH MERCH MASTER
$28
Description: Transparency Is Non‑Negotiable - If Openness Scares You, Don’t Run (Dark Version) A bold civic‑ethics statement for anyone who believes public service requires honesty, accountability, and full transparency. This design calls out the simple truth: if transparency threatens you, you don’t belong in public office. Perfect for voters, activists, watchdogs, and anyone who values ethical leadership and democratic integrity. Wear it to spark conversation, promote civic responsibility, and remind others that a healthy republic depends on openness and truth.
Description: A striking and thought-provoking design that features bold, distressed typography. The words attributed to Robin Williams "Politicians should wear sponsor jackets like race car drivers, then we know who owns them." are written in a graffiti-style font, exuding an edgy, urban vibe. The central positioning of the text against a dark background adds a sense of seriousness and intensity. The overall design conveys a powerful message of transparency and awareness, urging the viewer to question the influence of sponsorship in politics. The typography is the focal point, with its distressed and graffiti-like appearance, adding to the design's urban and provocative feel., graffiti, typography
Description: Epstein Files Cover-Up: 3 Million Pages Still Unreleased 3 million Epstein pages. Where are they? Officials say roughly 6 million pages of Epstein files were collected and only about half released, leaving millions of documents unreleased, redacted or unexplained. This satirical protest design turns that gap into a towering wall of paper, with one wide-eyed searcher still hunting for answers. A pointed statement for anyone following the Epstein Files Transparency Act, backing full disclosure, and believing survivors deserve accountability. Made for political satire fans, transparency advocates, news junkies and anyone tired of the runaround. Bold type that reads across a crowded room. Designed by Puff Sumo.
Epstein Files Cover-Up: 3 Million Pages Still Unreleased Pillow
by Puff Sumo
$23 $28
In The Interest of Full Transparency It was Not Easy Peasy Lemon Squeezy Pillow
by a-a-Ambition Store
$28
