My Purr Is Protest (Retro Bubble)

A groovy protest cat for everyone tired of being polite about the future.

Not every protest looks the same. Some people march. Some phonebank. Some purr with intent. This is a 60s/70s protest cat—orange, bespectacled, holding a sign with warped bubble letters. It's playful. It's defiant. And it carries the same energy as every other act of resistance: a refusal to accept that this is just how things are. I made this because resistance doesn't have to be grim to be real. Joy is a strategy. And showing up with a smile doesn't mean you're not serious—it means you've decided to still be human while you fight. Wear it to the protest. Wear it to the grocery store. Wear it whenever you need a reminder to DOO-Something.

Every shirt adds $5 to this month's donation pool. You vote on which org wins. No electoral college, just democracy.

Features:

• Soft Gildan 64000 unisex tee (for people who resist with style)
• Statue of Liberty in heart-shaped sunglasses blowing a bubble under bold RESIST lettering
• Clean two-tone cream on navy with a framed poster feel
• $5 from every shirt goes to a nonprofit that YOU vote on
• For everyone who refuses to let them have democracy without a fight — or a smirk