Womens Stickers

I've heard enough from old white men. Created by hand lettering made into vector artwork!

For when you absolutely, postively have to smash the patriarchy.

keep showing up

Women are not an interest group. They are mothers and daughters and sisters and wives. They are half of this country and they are perfectly capable of making their own choices about their health. Bold prochoice feminist quotation by former president Barack Obama. Keep abortion legal and keep women safe.

Since Barbie's debut in 1959, Barbie has evolved as a feminist icon, now in the Barbie movie, and reflected women's changing roles in society. Barbie has enjoyed over 200 careers and, like the Barbie movie, she has shown girls (and women!) they can aspire to any profession, business, or public service. By her very nature, Barbie encourages imagination, creativity, and ambition (all qualities of Barbie movie director Greta Gerwig!). Barbie created a whole new age of Barbies of different ethnicities, body types, and abilities, seen in the Barbie movie. Barbie promotes inclusivity and self-acceptance. Like the Barbie movie, she highlights accomplished women from diverse fields and Barbie always inspires girls (and women!) to dream big.

Dedicated to women in science

The Matildas: Australia's favourite team.

Golden Warhol Girls

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digital // 2020

Original design by Daniel Merac. @heymerac

© 2021 Nevhada

Tell them girlfriend!

ghoulsnightout

Dorothy In The Streets Blanche In The Sheets #2 ∆ Graphic Design 80s Style Hipster Statement

The perfect t-shirt for all that like Protest, Object, Investigate, Disapprove of Hate, Rally, Striking, Fight for Rights, or Protect, Ideal gift for any Protesters, Democrats, Feminist, Equal Rights Activists, Anti POTUS, Officeholder, or Activists. Featuring unique designs, quirky puns and cool text our tshirts and apparel are perfect to wear to Rallies, Meetups, Assembly, Gathering, Demonstration, Protest March, Mass Meeting, or Marches, If you love fun Anti-Trump tees this is the top for you!

Trump may be a misogynist bigot, but we can still shout it loud and proud that women's rights are human rights!

This anti-Trump T-shirt is a perfect Tee to wear to marches and to annoy Uncle Bob. Makes a great gift for anyone who stands against Trump. No one insults as well as the Scottish people. And they turned that skill on Donald Trump and mocked him ruthlessly. Bring that brilliance home.

Original artwork by Daniel Merac. @heymerac

Very Simple Graph

Satan Claus is watching you

Softball, baseball ball red laces

frida kahlo fanart

#BeBoldForChange with this great protest shirt. Cats Against Pussy Grabbing.

Funny garden design.

Fight back.

Lady Villains because the future is female.

Inspired by vintage valentines, a reminder that women's healthcare is at risk

If My Mouth Doesn't Say It My Face Definitely Will

Sabrina Ionescu NY Liberty Basketball

Celebrate these 12 women's power to resist, persist and succeed. Malala Yousafzai, Virginia Woolf, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Amelia Earhart, Jane Goodall, Katherine Johnson, Rachel Carson, Michelle Obama, Ida B Wells, Georgia O'Keefe, Frida Kahlo, Elizabeth Cady Stanton. See my other feminist designs including designs highlighting each of these women individually.

The Supremes are one of my favorite groups! The group was started by Sandra Day O'Connor but it really began to take off when Ruth Bader Ginsburg joined. O'Connor had to leave the group for health reasons but Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan joined RBG to keep the group going strong. Someone asked Ruth Bader Ginsburg (exasperatedly) when there would be enough female supreme court justices. Her response: When there are nine. See my other feminists and lgbtq designs.

Funny Women's Graphic, Cute Tops, Teen

Who run the world?

If It's Not Your Body It's Not Your Decision Pro Choice T-Shirt for a feminist who believes in women's healthcare and right to choose. A powerful prochoice quote.

US Vintage Poster of Rosie the Riveter. Rosie the Riveter is a cultural icon of the United States, representing the American women who worked in factories and shipyards during World War II, many of whom produced munitions and war supplies. These women sometimes took entirely new jobs replacing the male workers who were in the military.