CeeOurTees

Description: This ain't yo mama's Blaxploitation! A reference to the groundbreaking film "Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song." The inimitable Melvin Van Peebles ignited a firestorm as he defied Hollywood to create a hero for Black audiences.

Description: Success is absolutely attainable, you just have to get out of your own way. Let yourself believe (in yourself)! Detours happen. Things go wrong. Don't let that stop your journey.

Description: Not sure what sent us off on the tangent, maybe it was the large Hadron collider, maybe the world really did end in 2012, but whatever it is that caused it, this timeline sucks. We need to fix it.

Description: Not sure what sent us off on the tangent, maybe it was the large Hadron collider, maybe the world really did end in 2012, but whatever it is that caused it, this timeline sucks. We need to fix it.

Description: Success is absolutely attainable, you just have to get out of your own way. Let yourself believe (on yourself)!

Description: A reminder about where energy is best spent. Building each other up, not tearing each other down.

Description: Napping together is a love language

Description: White text on black background with a reminder that sometimes you need to push harder to go faster.

Description: A mirror image of Be Good / Do Good so you can read it when you look in the mirror.

Description: Just a reminder - LOVE yourself, even if you sometimes feel like you don't deserve it.

Description: All it takes is small steps. Gonna love myself just a little bit more than the day before. Words of wisdom from the one and only Jill Scott.

Description: Just a reminder - LOVE yourself.

Description: Mistakes happen to us all and that's no problem. Just know when you're in first-draft phase or the crossword puzzle is harder than ink allows for.

Description: Remember, Reflect, LIVE a liberated life.

Description: Reminder - be honest with yourself. Do what you need to do, but don't fool yourself about it.

Description: the original jawn, from the city of brotherly love.

Description: the original jawn, from the city of brotherly love.

Description: This jawn's for the HBCU grads and students. Jawns travel far and wide and can be found in most every area code from coast to coast.

Description: This one's for all the educated jawns out there. Jawns have all kinds of degrees and check all kinds of boxes. They travel far and wide and can be found in most every area code from coast to coast.

Description: Jawns travel far and wide and can be found in most every area code from coast to coast. This one is for the jawns in Chi and their friends.

Description: This jawn's for jawns of a certain age and the folks that love them. It's a reference to the very first "blacksploitation" movie - Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song."

Description: Jawns travel far and wide and can be found in most every area code from coast to coast. This one is for the jawns in Oakland and their friends.

Description: For the proud Black University of Pennsylvania Alum or student

Description: For the proud, Black University of Pennsylvania Alum or student

Description: A design specifically for Black Princeton folks

Description: A design specifically for Black folks that go or went to that one college in Boston

Description: A design specifically for Black Harvard folks

Description: A reminder to self to both be and, more importantly, do good.

Description: Just a reminder to self - we all make mistakes. What matters is the valuable lessons we learn from them.

Description: What the opening line of the Lion King song (Circle of Life) sounds like to those of us who don't speak Zulu. If you're curious it's really "Nan'singonyama bagithi Baba" but I don't think anyone would recognize that. It translates to "Here comes a lion, father" Oh yes it’s a lion

Description: Wetter than an otter's pocket - no idea where this came from but it cracked me up.

Description: One of those things that we sometimes need to be reminded of. And it doesn't just mean school - there are a myriad of ways to learn and grow our knowledge.