Your phone is basically your second brain. It holds your maps, your group chats, your emergency contacts, your screenshots, your calendar, your receipts, and your ability to survive a day without losing your mind.

So why would you wrap all that in something bland?

This case is for Minnesota Rebel Alliance energy. Not a club, not a brand-new gated community, not a “sign up here” situation. Anyone can be part of it as long as they’re fighting fascism, resisting ICE, rejecting deportations, and showing up for immigrant rights and equality. That’s it. That’s the whole entrance requirement.

The loon on the back is the symbol. Wings up, head high, circle badge like a warning label for people who think cruelty is just “policy.” It reads fast. It reads from across the room. It tells the right people they’re not alone, and it makes the wrong people a little nervous. Perfect.

And it’s a tough case, because life is not gentle. Multi-layer protection for the reality of dropping your phone off the couch, out of your coat pocket, or directly onto the pavement while you’re speed-walking through downtown Minneapolis like you’re late for history. It’s built for moving, not posing.

This is for Cedar-Riverside community care, for Powderhorn organizers, for Northeast artists, for St. Paul folks who show up early, and for every person who’s ever said “I can’t unsee this” and then actually did something about it.

If you can ride out a Vikings season, you understand loyalty. If you still believe in the Twins, you understand pain tolerance. If you scream for the Wild, you understand commitment. Now aim that same stamina at protecting people who are being targeted.

It’s also a daily reminder that courage can be small and repeatable. Make the call. Share the resource. Give someone a ride. Document what you see. Keep your people safe.

Huge thanks to Bernie Anderson for creating this design. Strange Gang is just here to put the symbol in your hand, where it belongs, all day, every day.