"End Police Brutality Now!" (1963)

The Story: This design is a direct reproduction of the historic demands carried during the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom. While the phrase "Police Brutality" is often associated with later movements, this placard serves as a stark historical reminder that the demand for safety and justice has been central to the human rights struggle for decades. It is a piece of living history that continues to resonate today.

The Canvas: Printed on the Comfort Colors 1717 Heavyweight Tee.

The Feel: 100% Ring-Spun Cotton.

The Weight: 6.1 oz/yd.²

The Look: Garment-dyed for rich, washed-out colors.

The Fit: Relaxed, boxy, and unisex.

The Details: High-fidelity print of the original 1963 civil rights protest typography.

Sustainability: Made for you, not the landfill. We don't hold stock. This item is printed specifically for you the moment you place your order. This "slow fashion" approach creates a bit of a wait, but it drastically reduces waste. Thank you for choosing intention over speed.

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