Kids Long Sleeve T-Shirts

Description: "Workers 2028: Nothing To Lose But Our Chains" styled like a campaign slogan, a nod to Marx's famous line from the Communist Manifesto. This is not an anti-voting or pro-voting design; it's a pro-collective-action design.

Description: "Workers 2026: Nothing To Lose But Our Chains" styled like a campaign slogan, a nod to Marx's famous line from the Communist Manifesto. This is not an anti-voting or pro-voting design; it's a pro-collective-action design.

Description: "Proletariat 2028: Nothing To Lose But Our Chains" styled like a campaign slogan, a nod to Marx's famous line from the Communist Manifesto. This is not an anti-voting or pro-voting design; it's a pro-collective-action design.

Description: "Proletariat 2026: Nothing To Lose But Our Chains" styled like a campaign slogan, a nod to Marx's famous line from the Communist Manifesto. This is not an anti-voting or pro-voting design; it's a pro-collective-action design.

Description: nasin mani li ike. Capitalism is bad.

Description: Please excuse me; I'm just a backwoods Ohio bumpkin who doesn't understand your big city ways. Normally I'm unapologetic about who I am, but Ohio is the exception.

Description: Show your support in Turkish for Ukraine's struggle against imperialism with this: "Şan olsun Ukrayna'ya" (Glory to Ukraine!)

Description: The word "yachid" (Hebrew) or "yoched" (Yiddish), meaning individual, in a tie-dye-colored stencil font with the letters crammed together to give the appearance of unity. In one sense, it's meant to express the need we all have to be individuals with our own ideas and beliefs; in another, it's meant to show that each of us is the sum of all those we have known, and individuality is an illusion. Typeset in the Hatkafa font by Omar Ben / Ben Naffi.

Description: The word "yachid" (Hebrew) or "yoched" (Yiddish), meaning individual, in a stencil font with the letters crammed together to give the appearance of unity. In one sense, it's meant to express the need we all have to be individuals with our own ideas and beliefs; in another, it's meant to show that each of us is the sum of all those we have known, and individuality is an illusion. Typeset in the Hatkafa font by Omar Ben / Ben Naffi.

Description: The word ביסעקסועל biseksuel "bisexual" in the bi pride flag colors with a Mogen Dovid made of "biangle"-like triangles. Biangles were designed by Liz Nania, while the bisexual pride flag was designed by Michael Page.

Description: The Swedish phrase "ett fritt Palestina," meaning "a free Palestine" in Swedish, the stated mission and rallying phrase used by Palestinagrupperna, a national solidarity organization, and echoed in a real Swedish parliamentary motion and at demonstrations across Malmö, Stockholm, Göteborg, and beyond.

Description: Why didn't Anakin just ride the eagles into the Nexus? It really makes you think.

Description: "Fritt Palestina," Norwegian Bokmål for "Free Palestine" and the name of an actual solidarity magazine and standing motto used by Palestine solidarity organizations across Norway.

Description: For Jews who are sick of dealing with goyim who ask a series of questions to determine whether you are "the good kind of Jew."

Description: "Free Palestine" in Icelandic ("Frjáls Palestína") in colors of the Palestinian flag (black, red, and green).

Description: מוות למדינה, יחי העם: "death to the state, long live the people" in Hebrew, for Jewish anarchists who care about the future of Am Yisrael.

Description: "Glory to Ukraine" (المجد لأوكرانيا) designed in the form of the Ukrainian flag in the square Kufic script by Umar Khalid, who can be commissioned for projects at Fiverr: https://www.fiverr.com/musab_umair09 This image is also available at https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:%D8%A7%D9%84%D9%85%D8%AC%D8%AF_%D9%84%D8%A3%D9%88%D9%83%D8%B1%D8%A7%D9%86%D9%8A%D8%A7.svg

Description: "Aigin þiubi ist" — "Property is theft" in Gothic, the extinct East Germanic language best known from Bishop Wulfila's 4th-century Bible translation, rendering Proudhon's famous anarchist maxim in one of the oldest attested Germanic languages.

Description: כּבֿוד צו אוקראַיִנע (Koved tsu Ukraine): "Glory to Ukraine" in Yiddish. Typeset in the Hatkafa font by Umar Ben / Ben Nafi, which was inspired by Nastup Basic by Maksym Kobuzan.

Description: "תהילה לאוקראינה" (Tehila LeUkraina): "Glory to Ukraine" in Hebrew, the official translation of Ukraine's national salute "Слава Україні," traditionally answered with "תהילה לגיבורים" ("Glory to the heroes"). Typeset in the Hatkafa font by Umar Ben / Ben Nafi, which was inspired by Nastup Basic by Maksym Kobuzan.

Description: "Palestina lliure," the Catalan way of saying "Free Palestine."

Description: ܦܠܝܣܛܝܢ ܚܝܪܬܐ: free Palestine in Assyrian Neo-Aramaic, for Aramaic speakers or lovers who are also passionate about Palestinian liberation.

Description: "The World Is A Village, And I'm Its Idiot," a self-deprecating twist on the "global village" idea, for anyone who's made peace with being the fool of the whole planet.

Description: Özgur Filistin: free Palestine in Turkish, for Turkish speakers or lovers who are also passionate about Palestinian liberation.

Description: "كردستان حرة" (Kurdistan Hurra), "Free Kurdistan" in Arabic, rendered in a modern Kufi typeface, the angular, geometric branch of Arabic script.

Description: "Szabad Kurdisztánt!" Hungarian for "Free Kurdistan!"

Description: "tlhabjaj qurDIStan" - "Free Kurdistan!" in Klingon, the constructed language from Star Trek.

Description: "kulupu Kusi o ken ale!" - "Free Kurdistan!" (literally "may the Kurdish people have all freedom") in Toki Pona.

Description: Un mapa de Curdistan en jala orin con la testo "Curdistan libre" en roja e verde.

Description: « Une carte du Kurdistan en jaune doré, avec les mots « Kurdistan libre » en rouge et vert — les couleurs du drapeau kurde. »

Description: Un mapa de Kurdistán en amarillo dorado, con las palabras 'Kurdistán libre' en rojo y verde, los colores de la bandera kurda.

Description: Filistîna azad. "Free Palestine" in Kurdish.

Description: A map of Kurdistan paired with a direct call in Yiddish for Kurdish independence, rendered in the colors of the Kurdish flag: red, white, and green with the golden sun.

Description: A map of Kurdistan paired with a direct call in Hebrew for Kurdish independence, rendered in the colors of the Kurdish flag: red, white, and green with the golden sun.

Description: A map of Kurdistan paired with a direct call in Kurdish for Kurdish independence, rendered in the colors of the Kurdish flag: red, white, and green with the golden sun.

Description: A map of Kurdistan paired with a direct Interslavic call for Kurdish independence, rendered in the colors of the Kurdish flag: red, white, and green with the golden sun.