Socks
Description: He is the herald of ruin, rebuilding America on a crumbling foundation of fear. Fear of migrants. Fear of Black people. Fear of social progress. His deluded followers see wisdom in every addled directive and destructive proclamation issued from the garishly remodeled White House.
Description: The Democrats are the party of the status quo. They promise progress, but only seem to tinker with the edges of our mounting problems, caught between the demands of their regular voters and the expectations of their wealthy donors. They over promise to get into power and then restrain themselves to please the rich benefactors.
Dem Wimps Socks
$20
Description: This is a quote from 17th century Jewish philosopher Baruch Spinoza, an outsider expelled from his community for his views on God. Peace cannot be truly maintained unless the people are personally motivated to treat each other with kindness and humanity.
Peace Socks
$20
Description: Red, black, and green are the colors of Marcus Garvey’s famous Universal African flag, created to symbolize the connection between African and African descended people.
Heritage Socks
$20
Birdland Socks
$20
Description: A verdant dewy leaf on a pleasant morning heralds the start of a new day full of promise!
A New Leaf Socks
$20
Description: Who profits from war? The defense contractors and politicians profit. Meanwhile, soldiers risk their lives, bodies, and even minds.
Bon Voyage Socks
$20
Description: It can be difficult to choose between two different parties when they have many of the same financial backers. Americans can be forgiven for thinking they lose no matter how they vote.
The Arena Socks
$20
Description: A dark nearly impenetrable tangle of vegetation. The verdant colors entice while the twisted flora obscures the mysterious unknown.
Dark Eden Socks
$20
Description: Here is a memorial to the bravery and sacrifice of fallen soldiers. A wreath of red poppies, the symbol of battlefield remembrance, encircle him. Victory approaches carrying a laurel of olive leaves to crown the hero. He holds a sword instead of a gun to reflect the eternal nature of war.