Poc Kids Hoodies

Cute flat illustration with an afro girl and a flamingo

Eco thoughts

Michi the necromancer, a mage on the run

Cherry Blossom~

a soft and energetic cheerleader ready for the show

No Justice No Peace Sign

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Ice spice caricature

we love a good inclusive moment

Raihan

African Mermaid designed for Mermay 2021

African Mermaid designed for Mermay 2021

We need more kawaii cute af hot af of all types of girls just sayin'. <3

A hamster supporting pride month with people of color inclusive pride flag

Just the very modern, inclusive and busy Philadelphia Trans Pride.

Celebrating goths of color!

African Mermaid designed for Mermay 2021

Based on a inktober prompt for a royal witch!

The Nova Twins are great and you should stan

Deporte de alta velocidad y carga de adrenalina

This little ray of sunshine will brighten your day!

Indian Mermaid designed for Mermay 2021

Don't you dare try to get in her way. This kid has her cape and boots on and is ready to save the world!

Pictures of famous Black people throughout history, from Martin Luther King to Frederick Douglass to Mae Jemison and Rosa Parks!

Progress Pride Shy Heart Emoji

Fairy Teddy Bear

Indian Mermaid designed for Mermay 2021

Asian Mermaid designed for Mermay 2021

Is To Love me

Exercise Your Body and Mind. Inspire yourself and others around you with a positive self-care message. CHECK OUT MY PAGE FOR MORE DESIGNS Created by JR!

A beloved Original Character.

Orange Zap

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.

Regency Mermaid w/o bg

#MoreColorMorePride Even within the LGBT community, people of color often lack recognition for their achievements and are not treated equally. To fuel conversation about inclusivity both within and outside of the LGBTQ+ community, black and brown stripes were added to Philadelphia's pride flag in 2017.

Sometimes all you can do is just exist.