I've been thinking about how I want to approach the month of February as an artist, a business owner and a human being in the world. It's so hard to parse through all the information flying at us right now, much of it terrifying and strange to the point of being ludicrous. But, here we are, doing our best to put one foot before the other and keep going. I have often thought it is beautiful that both Black History Month and Valentines Day fall in the month of February. While I have struggled with feeling as though the cupid-laden holiday capitalism would sell us is a distraction from what should be a time to honor the legacies of Black Americans throughout history, I wondered how I might be able to shift that lens. If I choose to engage with Valentines Day as an invitation to Love, and I sit with that idea as informed by the work of bell hooks, might that not directly engage with Black History in a way that could be useful?
So, I close out January with this quote from bell hooks, and open February with this invocation: There is no love without justice - bell hooks
This waterproof feminist sticker is the perfect bookish gift for the librarian or bookworm in your life (especially if that bookworm is you!).
You will receive one 3" sticker printed with high quality opaque ink on weatherproof white vinyl, sturdy enough for your water bottle and your car (or bike) and dishwasher safe. The adhesive is permanent, though -- so make sure you'll want it forever wherever you do stick it!
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