I Don't Fuck With Racists T-shirt

I Don't Fuck With Racists T-shirt This ain't your grandma's activist tee. Unless your grandma's a badass. This "I Don't Fuck With Racists" T-shirt lets everyone know *exactly* where you stand, without you having to say a word. (Though, let's be honest, you'll probably say a few words anyway.) Made from ridiculously soft cotton, this shirt is so comfortable, you might forget you're wearing it while you're, you know, dismantling systemic oppression. Perfect for protests, awkward family gatherings, or just a Tuesday, this tee is a bold statement piece. It's also a fantastic conversation starter... or a conversation ender, depending on who you're talking to. We're not responsible for any offended relatives or sudden changes in dinner party seating arrangements. Consider yourself warned (and empowered!). Show your **anti-racist** stance and make a statement with this **graphic tee**. Get yours today and let the world know you stand for **equality** and **social justice**!

• Author Block: Created by the author of Street Talk, the Smithsonian-archived slang guide, turning unapologetic language into wearable culture.

• Cultural Connection: This phrase is rooted in resistance—street culture has always used fashion to fight back against oppression, hate, and racism.

FAQs

Q: Will wearing this shirt magically solve racism? A: Sadly, no. But it *will* make you look and feel like a superhero fighting the good fight. Pair with a cape for extra impact. Q: Is this shirt safe to wear around my ultra-conservative uncle? A: Depends on your tolerance for awkward silences and political debates. We recommend having an escape route planned. And maybe a strong drink. Q: What if someone *does* try to fuck with me because of this shirt? A: Channel your inner warrior! Or, you know, calmly explain your views. Or just walk away. Your call. We're not advocating violence (but we *are* advocating standing up for what's right). Q: How should I wash this shirt? A: Inside out, cold water, gentle cycle. Tumble dry low or hang to dry. Basically, treat it with the same respect you'd treat the fight against injustice.