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In Our Voting Era
Swifties for kamala
We’ve teamed up with Swifties for Kamala (S4K), a coalition of fans committed to protecting American democracy, on their official merch! Because we're in our voting era and we're never going back. Like ever.
So let’s paint the town blue, have a marvelous time doing it and help support voter engagement nonprofits!
Social goods x emilyS LIST
the candle collection
Our favorite home accessories? Ones that help protect reproductive rights, fight for abortion access, flip seats and elect pro-choice women!
The new Social Goods x Emilys List candle collection supports the organization's work to recruit, train, support and elect Democratic pro-choice women – up-and-down the ballot and all across the country.
it's election season
the vote collection
This collection supports nonprofits helping ensure ALL Americans can have a voice in the democratic process. These organizations work to elect more women, protect our elections and help voters register and cast a ballot!
stand up for abortion rights
1973 collection
Since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, 14 states have banned abortion with many more moving to enact serious restrictions. 1973 has become a shorthand for supporting abortion rights.
The 1973 collection, designed by prinkshop, benefits Planned Parenthood's work providing vital reproductive healthcare services and advocating for protecting access to safe, legal abortion and reproductive rights.
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