Shorts
Description: The t-shirt combines a festive spirit with a bold feminist message, making it perfect for those who want to celebrate the holiday season while advocating for gender equality. It’s ideal for gatherings, protests, or simply expressing your values in a creative and empowering way.
Description: In a world striving for justice, solidarity is the key to unlocking true peace. Every nation deserves the right to self-determination and sovereignty, allowing people to shape their own destinies without oppression. Through cooperation and mutual respect, we can build a future where peace is not just the absence of conflict, but the presence of justice and dignity for all. Now more than ever, we must stand together in global solidarity to ensure these values prevail
Description: "For a long time, I was afraid to be who I am, because I was taught by my parents that there’s something wrong with someone like me. Something offensive, something you would avoid, maybe even pity. Something that you could never love.....I was afraid of this parade because I wanted so badly to be a part of it. So today, I’m marching for that part of me that was once too afraid to march. And for all the people who can’t march, the people living lives like I did… Today I march to remember that I’m not just a me, but I’m also a we. And we march with Pride. So go fuck yourself Aquinas."
Description: DIA DEL ORGULLO GAY 2019. Integrador como pocos, 'Gaysper' nace de la fusión entre el emoticono de fantasma que tantas veces compartimos en las redes sociales y la simpático personaje creado en 1930 por Seymour Reit y Joe Oriolo y popularizado por Steven Spielberg a través del cine.
Description: “The roots of sexism and homophobia are found in the same economic and political institutions that serve as the foundation of racism in this country and, more often than not, the same extremist circles that inflict violence on people of color are responsible for the eruptions of violence inspired by sexist and homophobic biases. Our political activism must clearly manifest our understanding of these connections. We” ― Angela Y. Davis, Women, Culture & Politics
Description: I was afraid of this parade because I wanted so badly to be a part of it. So today I’m marching for that part of me that was once too afraid to march and for all the people who can’t march: the people living lives like I did. Today I march to remember that I’m not just a me. I’m also a we and we march with pride.
