Have a Seat - Greensboro Sit-Ins Civil Rights T-Shirt

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Have a Seat - Greensboro Sit-Ins Civil Rights T-ShirtOn February 1, 1960, four Black college students walked into a Woolworths in Greensboro, North Carolina, sat at a whites only lunch counter, and refused to move sparking months of nonviolent sit ins that helped force desegregation across the South. My father was one of the many who sat down so that we could stand taller. This design is my way of inviting you into that story. This design is more than just a civil rights graphic tee, it's a wearable

Our 11 oz ceramic coffee mug is microwave & dishwasher-safe and made of white

this shirt is a bold statement of accountability

The Connection: This is a cornerstone piece of our Griot Collection

One of the men pictured is my father

@trunobility This is exactly how I feel about America right now 💯 and I made a shirt about it

That feeling that the "dream" we've been told to chase feels more like a house on fire

he was the one holding up the mirror when nobody else had the heart to look

We grounded this piece in visual language inspired by traditional Bogolanfini mud cloth patterns from Mali

un-bitable style just because no one can do it like you

or Black history events

and revolutionary spirit

and lifelong learners