Book Ban Magnets

Save the books! Any books worth banning are books worth reading. I read banned books.

Ban fascists not books

Ban The Fascists Save The Books

Everyone should be able to see themselves at the library! Representation is one of the most important duties the public library has to its patrons. Knowing that is what makes you the brave sort of hero who accepts that some of the books on the library shelves will not look like you (maybe they're even *GASP* gay!!), but you're not afraid! Why not? Well, science! Of course! So, wear your pride (*GASP* PRIDE?? Do we have to say PRIDE???) to the next meeting of your public library board of trustees, and let them know that Equal Protection means something to you: it means the entire rainbow* of humanity must be represented in the public library. (*Brace yourself. The rainbow thing really triggers some of them.)

Any books worth banning are books worth reading. Save the books, fight the bans. I read banned books.

If We Can Ban Books We Can Ban Assault Rifles shirt

This design print features a cute artwork + type print that says 'I read banned books'.

If We Can Ban Books We Can Ban Assault Rifles shirt

Do the hairs go up on the back of your neck when book banners yell (because, let's face it, they're always yelling), "NOBODY'S BANNING BOOKS! Y'ALL CAN STILL BUY Y'ALL'S PORN ON AMAZON!!!"? If you answered yes to that question, then: Congratulations! You must understand that (a) not everyone can afford to buy their porn* from Amazon, and (b) the public library guarantees access to information without regard to income, race, religion, gender, etc. (all those things protected by 14th Amendment). You need this shirt, and you need to show up at a library board meeting and say all those things you know. (*And, no, sorry, there is NO porn at the public library. There's stuff y'all might'nt like ... but it ain't porn.)

Latin title attributed to Thomas Aquinas and the tee's quote is sometimes attributed to Friedrich Nietzsche in memes. No matter who said it or wrote it. The sentiment is valid and important to remember when dealing with the dogmatic, theocratic, minority.

Coffee, Books and Reproductive Rights

Ban The Fascists, Save The Books.

Book lovers fight for the books they love; freedom lovers fight for the ones they hate. Wear this fancy gear to the next meeting of your public library's board of trustees, and remind them (because some of them forgot) that the First and Fourteenth Amendments guarantee freedoms of thought, expression, and equal rights -- which means you're gonna find stuff on the shelf at the public library that you dislike, or maybe detest, or possibly even hate. And that is exactly how it's supposed to go.

Read Banned Books - Decide For Yourself