#resisttrump

I made a t-shirt design to wear to protests and town hall meetings, to remind your local representatives why your voice matters to them specifically. Shirt is 30% off for 3 days.

I’m also going to make this design available as postcards to write your representatives, both printed and as a free printable download.

Defiance - Work by New York artist Kevin Champney currently features in his solo show at The Gallery of Contemporary Mosaics in Chicago until 6th July. Check it out if your in the neighbourhood.

#mosaicportrait #mosaicart #mosaicgallery #resisttrump #trump #politicalart (at Gocm: the Gallery of Contemporary Mosaics, Chicago)
https://www.instagram.com/p/ByuznT3H4qs/?igshid=1eteg8w7uddob

This is someone who will watch out for #lgbtqrights via the #equalityact and this pledge. #BetterWithJoe

#votevotevote #lgbtqia #lgbtqrights #bidenharris2020 #biden #joebiden #electionday #electionday2020 #elections #wematter #samesexmarriage #dumptrump2020 #trumpsucks #lockhimup #resisttrump #votingmatters #voting #instavote #instalgbt #kamalaharris #kamala #voteblue #voteblue2020 #therainbowtimes #rainbowtimesmagazine #lgbtqmedia

#Repost @adameli
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Matt Baume reports for @them “Joe Biden set himself even further apart from Donald Trump in an interview this week, pledging that in his first 100 days he will sign legislation to ban discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. The Trump administration, in contrast, has opposed such legislation for years, and has advanced policies to block LGBTQ+ people from receiving equal treatment in employment, housing, education, and more.

In correspondence with highly-regarded Philadelphia journalist and community organizer Mark Segal for a piece published in Philadelphia Gay News, Biden said that signing the Equality Act is one of his top priorities. The bill would add sexual orientation and gender identity to the Civil Rights Act, extending protections already provided on the basis of race, age, military status, and more.

Currently, LGBTQ+ Americans experience a patchwork of protections that vary widely from state to state and town to town. In many places, it’s legal to evict someone, expel them from school, deny them a loan, or fire them simply for suspecting that they might be queer”
https://www.instagram.com/p/CHIkBDTgc43/?igshid=14h5l55tdmkzw