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Description: A gentle reminder that periods are completely indifferent of gender identities and do neither limit nor extend themselves to (all) women's bodies.

Description: just being lesbian over here thank you

Description: just being gay over here thank you

Description: Let's degender our language, our ads, biology books, schemas, figures, and anything else that we use to describe and understand menstruation. Our bodies don't care about our gender identities, so let's stop pretending that this is something that all and only women experience.

Description: Let's degender our language, our ads, biology books, schemas, figures, and anything else that we use to describe and understand menstruation. Our bodies don't care about our gender identities, so let's stop pretending that this is something that all and only women experience.

Description: Let's degender our language, our ads, biology books, schemas, figures, and anything else that we use to describe and understand menstruation. Our bodies don't care about our gender identities, so let's stop pretending that this is something that all and only women experience.

Description: sth about how describing yourself (or refusing to) can be very powerful :)

Description: sth about how describing yourself (or refusing to) can be very powerful :)

Description: Just being aro over here thank you

Description: Just being ace over here thank you

Description: Just being queer over here thank you

Description: Just being trans over here thank you.

Description: Binaries are never enough to encompass lived experience.

Description: Cause the people got the power.

Description: Cause the people got the power.

Description: We're only strong when we stand together, across marginalizations and power differences. Solidarity is the most crucial value of any kind of sustainable activism - those who only see need for action when they themselves are concerned erode any kind of movement.

Description: people, humanity, compassion, animals... endless growth is unsustainable.

Description: people, humanity, compassion, animals... endless growth is unsustainable.

Description: Standing together is what makes us strong. Let's pull each other up rather than put each other down. Support those who have less power than you, and hold those in power accountable for their actions.

Description: Periods, boobs and vulvas are just as genderneutral as beards, stubble, testes etc.

Description: Beards, stubble, testes, penises etc. are just as genderneutral as boobs, vulvas and uteri.

Description: Tears can be precious, and crying can be a wonderful relief in moments of fear, grief or anger. Boys and men deserve such relief as much as anybody else. A cheerful reminder that masculine people are allowed vulnerability, and emotions other than anger.

Description: Put your pronoun on your chest and feel the pride with this Dutch equivalent of they/them-pronouns! Be sure to also check out my second variation of this design here: https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/3527686-hen-pronoun-pride-dutch If your pronouns are something other than 'hen/hun', check out my shop for alternatives :) If you cannot find your pronoun but like the design, just contact me at [email protected] to request your pronouns.

Description: Put your pronoun on your chest and feel the pride with this Dutch equivalent of they/them-pronouns! Be sure to also check out my second variation of this design here: https://www.teepublic.com/t-shirt/3527761-hen-pronoun-pride-dutch If your pronouns are something other than 'hen/hun', check out my shop for alternatives :) If you cannot find your pronoun but like the design, just contact me at [email protected] to request your pronouns.

Description: Just a gentle (?) reminder for the everyday, to flash at anybody you encounter: not your body, not your business. No matter whether it's about health, sex, fashion, or self expression - let's respect each others' boundaries.

Description: Just a gentle (?) reminder for the everyday, to flash at anybody you encounter: not your body, not your business. No matter whether it's about health, sex, fashion, or self expression - let's respect each others' boundaries.

Description: Just a gentle (?) reminder for the everyday, to flash at anybody you encounter: not your body, not your business. No matter whether it's about health, sex, fashion, or self expression - let's respect each others' boundaries.

Description: A vibrant variation of the 'Are you a boy or a girl?'-meme popular in nonbinary and some trans communities. By leaving away the question, this representation of trans/nonbinary/agender/fluid/genderqueer identities becomes subtle, yet remains recognizable to those in the know.

Description: A vibrant variation of the 'Are you a boy or a girl?'-meme popular in nonbinary and some trans communities. By leaving away the question, this representation of trans/nonbinary/agender/fluid/genderqueer identities becomes subtle, yet remains recognizable to those in the know.

Description: A vibrant variation of the 'Are you a boy or a girl?'-meme popular in nonbinary and some trans communities. By leaving away the question, this representation of trans/nonbinary/agender/fluid/genderqueer identities becomes subtle, yet remains recognizable to those in the know.

Description: A vibrant variation of the 'Are you a boy or a girl?'-meme popular in nonbinary and some trans communities. By leaving away the question, this representation of trans/nonbinary/agender/fluid/genderqueer identities becomes subtle, yet remains recognizable to those in the know. As I am a white person, I will forward 50% of my profits from this design to a reparations fond for POC.

Description: A vibrant variation of the 'Are you a boy or a girl?'-meme popular in nonbinary and some trans communities. By leaving away the question, this representation of trans/nonbinary/agender/fluid/genderqueer identities becomes subtle, yet remains recognizable to those in the know. As I am a white person, I will forward 50% of my profits from this design to a reparations fond for POC.

Description: A vibrant variation of the 'Are you a boy or a girl?'-meme popular in nonbinary and some trans communities. By leaving away the question, this representation of trans/nonbinary/agender/fluid/genderqueer identities becomes subtle, yet remains recognizable to those in the know. As I am a white person, I will forward 50% of my profits from this design to a reparations fond for POC.

Description: The discrimination & erasure polyamorous people experience are hard, and having found an identity for yourself is still magic. Polyamorous people are lovely and if you can do so safely, this design is to express some pride in yourself and your community.

Description: The hate & erasure intersex people experience are hard, and knowing your worth is magic. Intersex people are glorious and if you can do so safely, this design is to express some pride in yourself and your community. As I (to my knowledge) am not intersex, I forward 50% of my profits from this design to the OII Europe. If you would like to suggest a different intersex organization as recipient of that money, please contact me at [email protected].

Description: Queerphobia is hard, and having found an identity for yourself is still magic. Queer folks are the best and if you can do so safely, this design is to express some pride in yourself and your community.