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John,
It’s been a challenging year, but the holidays are a perfect time to rest
and reset.
To make your gift-giving a little easier, we’ve teamed up with one of our
favorite small, women-owned businesses, The Outrage, to curate a holiday
shop filled with your favorite feminist swag.
We’re launching The Women’s March x The Outrage Holiday Shop today in
honor of Small Business Saturday. [ [link removed] ]Go check out the selection of
sweatshirts, beanies, socks, t-shirts, and other merch items in the shop!
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Every day since the first Women’s March, this movement has been fighting
to resist Trump, organize voters, and demand action to improve the lives
of all women and working families.
Your hard work hasn’t gone unnoticed,
John. It’s important for us to
celebrate ourselves and our movement. So we hope that today is a chance
for you to treat yourself to a special item from our holiday shop or find
some gifts for the hard-working feminists in your life.
As always, all products are ethically sourced + WRAP-certified with 100%
of proceeds supporting Women's March. In unprecedented times, here's to
celebrating the small businesses that make our communities go round.
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In celebration,
Kim Russell
Director of Campaigns and Marketing
Women’s March
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