Strange Gang made this for the St. Louis people who are tired of coded language and polite half statements. This is an anti fascist protest design. It is for immigrant rights. It is against ICE. It is for the kind of solidarity that shows up with water, cash for bail funds, and a plan to get everyone home.

The graphic is a cardinal inside our rebel circle, wings up like it is calling the block to wake up. In this city, that bird is instantly recognizable because of the beloved baseball mascot energy. We are not pretending it only belongs on foam fingers and scoreboard nights. We took the redbird and gave it a different assignment: community first, no apologies.

You can wear it anywhere, but it reads loudest when you are actually living here. Tower Grove when the air is sticky and the group chat is already moving. Cherokee Street when the walls are loud and the politics are louder. The Loop when you are walking fast and staying alert. Soulard when the crowd is chaos and you choose your people anyway. Central West End when you are done with performative empathy and want real action.

And yeah, St. Louis is a sports town, so let the references land where they should. The Cardinals can mean neighbors, not just a schedule. The Blues can be that cold focus when things get tense. St. Louis City SC can be the reminder that a crowd can become direction. Wear it to games, wear it to meetings, wear it to the protest, wear it to the grocery store when you are still running hot.

This one is for the WashU student who stopped treating justice like a discussion prompt. For SLU when you are building something real instead of chasing approval. For UMSL when you are doing the work while everyone else catches up late.

Make it a gift for the friend who always checks on everyone. Keep it as a souvenir of the St. Louis you are fighting for. Then put it on and go be visible.