If there's something we receive every day (and we're very grateful), it's suggestions for new phrases to go out on the streets causing discomfort. We understand that all struggles and contexts are important, each one knows the pain of being who they are, but we can't handle all the variations.
We also do not make custom orders. Our breasts are screen-printed and it is necessary to 'burn' the screen with each new print, which would greatly increase the cost of the T-shirt.
And it's not just about spending. 70% of our sentences are partnerships with movements, social institutions or women who are active. In these cases, part of the production or profit is reversed so that they can continue fighting for rights, welcoming women and destroying patriarchy. It's not just a T-shirt.
To create a sentence, we need to think about its construction.
Who are we going to talk to? What is the tone of speech? How to communicate? Will it be useful for those who are using it or for those who will receive the message on the other side?
We understand that not all people who are oppressed rebel, the vast majority do not, but how many times do we challenge the world on a daily basis?
We like this provocation, the strength that the chest has to subvert, to instigate resistance and rebellion.
The feminist fight will only begin when we individually realize and accept that it is indeed necessary to fight (and we haven't even started to really organize ourselves for it). I mean, maybe we're organizing silently.
Bell Hooks asks 'how are we going to join forces with the white men when we haven't even fought the war yet?' Let's set the playground on fire!
It is important that people act as transforming agents.
Ah, we also need to be sure of the tense and the way to question:
How do you weigh the world? How did you chest the world today?
Have you crossed the world today?
