There is a reason this sentence lands so hard. "If you don't wanna be called racist, don't do racist shit" exists because too many people want immunity from consequences while continuing their behavior. They want the benefit of the doubt without changing anything. They want to be insulated by language while real harm keeps happening.

This shirt is for people who are tired of watching racism get minimized, reframed, or treated like a misunderstanding. For those who see how discrimination is brushed off as opinion, policy, or tradition depending on who benefits. For people who understand that racism does not need intent to cause damage and that refusing to name it clearly only allows it to spread.

Strange Gang x EGOPROOF made this for people who are done participating in bad faith conversations. The ones where tone is policed more aggressively than harm. Where calling something racist is treated as worse than doing something racist. That inversion is not accidental. It exists to protect power and avoid accountability.

This piece is not about being provocative. It is about being accurate. Language exists to describe reality, not to soften it until it becomes meaningless. If someone engages in racist behavior, the word does not appear out of thin air. It follows the action. That is how accountability works everywhere else in life. This is not an exception.

Anti-racism is not abstract. It shows up in who is protected, who is targeted, and who is told to be patient while damage piles up. It shows up in immigration policy, policing, housing, education, and whose pain is treated as negotiable. This shirt refuses to let those patterns hide behind politeness.

Wearing this is not about winning arguments. It is about refusing to pretend confusion where none exists. It is for parents teaching kids that words have meaning and actions have consequences. For adults who no longer want to translate obvious harm into softer language for people committed to misunderstanding it.

"If you don't wanna be called racist, don't do racist shit" is as simple as it sounds. It does not ask for applause or approval. It draws a line and leaves it there. This piece belongs to people who value honesty over comfort and understand that naming harm is not what creates division. Harm does that on its own.