Gay Liberation Pillows

There is no Equality for anyone without Liberation for Everyone. Social activism, LGBT, LGBTQ, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, pride design in groovy, retro rainbow typography and colors. Perfect for pride protests, equal rights marches and showing your rainbow colors!

Anticapitalist Vintage Retro Gay Liberation

No pride in prisons, police, pipelines, deportations, corporations, or capitalism. Keep cops and corporations out of Pride. Check out more of my art and products at https://spacedoglaika.com/

They ain't seen nothing yet.

Queer Liberation Not Rainbow Capitalism

Gay, not queer. Although reclaimed, many people consider being called queer a slur. Please respect our identity.

Gay Liberation Now!

Gay Liberation Now!

Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced. ~ James Baldwin

Retro James Baldwin Gold Tribute

Do you say gay?

Retro James Baldwin Sepia Fade Tribute

Retro James Baldwin Tribute

This tee design came from me thinking about all the rights we fully do not have yet. Of course, I wanted animal rights to be the last one, because most people don't realize they need rights too! The colorful diamonds in squares design was my search for something bright to add the right feeling.

James Baldwin

The word "proud" in the gay man pride colors.

If you love someone, let them go!

The classic initialism "t4t" in the transmasculine colors.

Girls just wanna have fun - damental human rights

Gay liberation front poster, 1970.

Reject Rainbow Capitalism

Do you say gay?

A design made by me featuring the iconic raised fist with an overlay of the LGBT+ flag, as well as the text 'QUEER LIBERATION NOT RAINBOW CAPITALISM'

We're not just like you. Deal with it. Accept it. Get used to it. Spread the word.

the world has bigger problems than boys who kiss boys and girls who kiss girls, lgbt, equal rights, lesbian, gay, trans, bisexual

The lavender rhino was used as a gay rights symbol in Boston in the 1970’s. The rhino was chosen due to it being a gentle and misunderstood creature that fights ferociously when angered, and the heart represents love and the common humanity of all people. The original symbol lives on in the public domain as a historical symbol, and I put my own twist on it here.

© Buck Tee, all rights reserved.

Learning to love and accept your true self is an incredibly liberating experience. Spread your wings and embrace the authentic you!

The Hebrew word “justice” (צדק, tsedek, sedek, ṣedeq) in the gay pride colors.

Are you a Lavender Menace?