UNITY – Strongest Together (Men)
$24.00
“We knew the potential when we joined together not as competitors but as true brothers.” –Andy Imutan, Farm Worker and Organizer
On March 17, 1966, the Filipino led Agricultural Workers Organizing Committee and Mexican led National Farm Workers Association joined in a historic march to fight for workers rights, later joining in one union–the United Farm Workers.
Today, our communities continue to fight for justice against issues like discriminatory immigration practices. This project, a collaborative effort between Filipino and Mexican activists and artists–Chikle and Bayani Art–reminds us our communities are strongest when we work together.
Bayani Art X Chikle!
5.5 oz 100% Ringspun Cotton Tubular T-Shirt* Super-soft ringspun cotton. ¾” Set-in collar. Printed tag. Double-needle bottom hem and sleeves. Shoulder-to-shoulder tape. Pre-shrunk to minimize shrinkage. Machine washable.
| Shirt Size | 2 Extra Large, Extra Large, Large, Medium, Small |
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