Download and print signs for your march, your window, your wall, or wherever it will be seen. These are FREE of AI-generated images, and have in fact been “poisoned” with Glaze so that if any AI models scrape them for training, it will corrupt the dataset. They are black and white, optimized to be printed off of a laserjet printer or copier. Sized for “letter” (8.5 in. x 11 in.) and “tabloid” (11 in. x 17 in.) paper.
These images will always be free to download and print for non-commercial purposes. However, if you can spare it, I take donations through Ko-Fi, and welcome you to become a Patreon member. The opposite of using AI for “free” is to pay an artist for their labor. Thank you!
Anti-ICE
We beat the Nazis before, and we’ll beat the Nazis again!
Lady Liberty and Lady Justice represent the people of the United States who will only consent to be governed by equals under the Constitution, not by would-be kings.
The adorable, loyal Shiba Inu – often referred to as a “doge” in goofy internet parlance – has been appropriated by Elon Musk as a symbol of government destruction. Not all doge’s agree with his agenda. “Sic Semper Tyrannis” means “Thus Always to Tyrants.”
Mahmoud Khalid is a Palestinian activist that has been disappeared by the government to a prison in Louisiana – without being charged with a crime – for exercising his First Amendment rights.
Rumeysa Ozturk was grabbed by plainclothes officers while walking to break her Ramadan fast, thrown into a van, and flown to a Louisiana prison without being charged with a crime – all because she wrote an op-ed calling for the end to the genocide of Palestinians.
Kilmar Abrego Garcia is a husband and father from Maryland who was erroneously shipped off to the COCET megaprison in El Salvador. The SCOTUS has ordered his return, but the Administration has refused. He is a legal resident, committed no crimes, and received no due process.
We rejected the sovereignty of the British Monarch 250 years ago. One of those rejections was the Stamp Act, which unfairly taxed Colony goods. Those two stamps (indicated on packages of goods) are crossed out here.
Want to make your own copies of “One Simple Act” to pass out around town, at a protest, or leave at a Little Free Library? Download this PDF, and print it double sided. Fold the short edge first, then fold in half again, cut, then staple.
