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  • Probably Reading Black Romance - Enamel Pin
    $15.00

    The Probably Reading Black Romance enamel pin is for the babes that are more than likely doing just that... reading about black culture and black love!

  • Enamel Pin | Respectfully, No.
    $11.99
    A complete sentence. Polite enough. The “Respectfully, No.” enamel pin is for the boundary setters, the peace protectors, and the people finally learning that “no” does not require a five-page explanation. Funny, relatable, and painfully necessary, this pin adds personality and attitude to jackets, tote bags, hats, lanyards, backpacks, or your favorite pin board. Whether you’re declining invitations, protecting your energy, or simply refusing to participate, this pin says it for you. Because boundaries look good on you. Details: * Soft enamel pin * 1.75 inch * Two rubber clutches * Logo backstamp for authenticity * High-quality metal finish
  • Bonnet Emoji Pin
    $14.00

    One of our most ridiculous yet relatable pins ever. Originally released in 2017. Some days, the twist out aint twisting or out.

    Pins comes with 2 rubber clutches.

    Soft enamel finish

  • Map of Palestine Enamel Pin with Olive Branch Design
    $15.00
    Introducing our meticulously designed Palestine Map Enamel Pin. Crafted by a Palestinian-owned artist, it's a poignant symbol of support for the cause of Palestinian freedom and resilience. • Pin is hard enamel with two metal butterfly clasps • Pin measures 1.5” in length
  • Angela Davis Day Vintage Protest Button Reproduction
    $4.00
    Angela Davis Day Vintage Protest Button Reproduction, Angela Davis Day festival Single 1.25" metal pinback button
  • Praying Hands Emoji Lapel Pin
    $12.00
    Bless! Hard enamel with gold plating 1.25 inches tall 1 post Pin comes with 1 rubber pin back
  • $15.00

    The Boo You, Book Whore enamel pin is a spooky bookish play on an iconic Mean Girls line — reimagined for readers who are unavailable because they’re already committed to a story.

    Enamel Pin Size: 1.75 Inches

  • $15.00

    Some dates happen in real life. Others happen between the pages. This pin is a reminder for the nights when your schedule is booked and your book husband already has plans with you.

    Enamel Pin Size: 1.75 Inches

  • Langston Lapel Pin
    $12.00
    A poet, novelist, playwright, and more, Langston Hughes changed history with his words. Hold fast to your dreams, and honor Mr. Hughes wherever you go with this iconic pin! 1.75 inches tall. Soft enamel with black metal plating. Pin comes with 2 rubber pin backs.
  • WAVE CHECK PIN
    $14.00

    Originally released in 2021, these were for the fellas! Waves on swim so you hate on him!

    Soft enamel pin.

  • Black Excellence Enamel Pin
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    This best selling enamel pin is perfect for a recent grad and an every day reminder to always strive for greatness.

    Includes a rubber clutch backing to keep it safely attached to your favorite jacket, bag, or shirt.

    Details

    • 1.3" x 0.9"
    • Packaged on an illustrated flat card in a clear bag
    • Gorgeous Hard Enamel
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    For the reader who loves to be romanced and ruined...

    A star speckled potion bottle, a deep purple rose and a little skull book, all hard enamel with gold plating. Small enough to fill in the gaps in your ITA/ Pinboards or a cute accent to your tote!

    What is in the set 

    • Potion Bottle · 0.5 inch
    • Rose · 1 inch
    • Skull Book · 0.5 inch

    Hard enamel, gold plating, gold locking backs

  • SCHOMBURG CENTER FOR RESEARCH IN BLACK CULTURE Pin
    $16.00
    Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture Size: 2.25" x 1.6" Original 135th Street Branch | New York Public Library Architectural Heritage: Designed by the renowned architectural firm McKim, Mead & White, this historic Neo-Classical building opened in 1905 as a Carnegie-funded library. Harlem Renaissance Hub: During the 1920s and 30s, the 135th Street Library served as a central gathering place and intellectual anchor for Black writers, artists, and scholars. The Schomburg Collection: In 1926, NYPL acquired Puerto Rican–born scholar Arturo Alfonso Schomburg’s extensive collection of African diaspora literature, art, and artifacts, establishing the foundation for today’s world-renowned research library. Landmark Status: Designated a National Historic Landmark, the original building remains a vital pillar of Harlem’s architectural and cultural history.

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