It Appears I Was Not Overreacting T-Shirt | Anti-Fascist Statement

Overreacting Shirt featuring bold white text, It appears I was not overreacting, on a plain black T-shirt, promoting anti-fascist values and supporting ACLU.

Overreacting T-shirt

T-shirt / Black / S

€34,00

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Fair ask. We’ve been creating anti-fascist and progressive art for over 25 years. Chicago made us, but now we’re full-time nomads making art and products that espouse our beliefs in human rights and social justice. We design things for the communities we come from and the ones we fight alongside, with a portion of sales donated to causes we support. We’re stubborn, loud, and allergic to neutrality. No fascists. No excuses.

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Told You So Energy

There is a specific kind of exhaustion that comes from being right too early. From noticing patterns, naming them out loud, and being told you are dramatic, hysterical, or overreacting. "It appears I was not overreacting" is the sentence you earn after years of watching the slow creep finally speed up.

This shirt lives in that moment. The one where the warnings you gave are now headlines. Where ICE raids are treated as routine. Where MAGA cruelty is repackaged as policy. Where authoritarians stop whispering and fascists feel comfortable enough to test the limits in public. The gaslighting phase ends and the reality phase begins.

Strange Gang x EGOPROOF made this for people who paid attention while others insisted everything would work itself out. For the ones who read history and recognized the familiar steps. For those who understood that these shifts never happen overnight, but always arrive after long periods of minimization and denial.

This is not about victory laps. There is nothing satisfying about being right when the cost is this high. It is about acknowledgment. About refusing to let people rewrite the past to avoid accountability. Many of us were not panicking. We were observing. We were connecting dots. We were sounding alarms that were inconvenient to hear.

Wearing this is not about fear. It is about memory. About pushing back against the urge to pretend nobody could have seen this coming. Plenty of people did. They were just told to be quieter about it.

This shirt belongs to people who stayed human while staying alert. Who protested, donated, organized, educated, and protected each other while being labeled extreme for caring. It is for kids growing up in this moment and adults who want them to know the truth. That awareness is not the problem. Silence is.

"It appears I was not overreacting" is not smug. It is sober. It marks the moment denial collapses and reality stands on its own. Wear it as a record. Wear it as a reminder. History does not just happen. It is built by those who notice what is happening and refuse to unsee it.