As holiday decorations light up our lives with color and cheer, we notice a vibrant palette of communities represented. Yet, there remains a crucial absence—the original inhabitants of this land, our Indigenous peoples.
Indigenous communities partake in these holidays not out of traditional or ceremonial obligation, but as active participants in the joyous festivities shared by all. It's time our presence in holiday celebrations is as visible as every other community that decorates our public and commercial spaces.
This season, we're taking steps to correct this oversight. We are excited to introduce holiday apparel that features Indigenous art and faces, ensuring that our image takes up space alongside the diverse faces we see every year. This initiative isn't just about diversity; it's about justice, recognition, and the rightful inclusion of the rich cultures and contributions of Indigenous peoples.
Let’s add our faces to the festive tapestry, making sure that everyone is represented and celebrated. Join us in enriching our holiday celebrations by recognizing and embracing the full spectrum of our community.
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These personalized Beefy-T® short-sleeve tees can now accommodate your personal designs and become a stylish wardrobe staple. Made with 100% pre-shrunk, ring-spun cotton for supreme softness in any occasion. With shoulder-to-shoulder taping, and double-needle stitched, lay-flat collars, sleeves, and bottom hem, these personalized t-shirts pass any durability test with flying colors.
