US Democracy Protest, Resistance Merch: Caps & T-Shirts For Activists Released
Sep 24, 2026
The National Memo, a popular retailer of politically motivated accessories, giftware and home goods, has released a new democracy collection that taps into the current political climate in the US.
New York, United States, September 24, 2026 /PressCable/ -- The National Memo has released a slate of new caps, t-shirts, books, candles, coasters, and more, that are branded with pro-democracy slogans and contest the current state of political affairs in the United States, and that are recommended to political activists, active liberals and other citizens who want to proudly showcase their politics.
More information is available at https://store.nationalmemo.com
Some of the most popular pieces in their new collection include their slogan cap collection, especially their Make America Think Again, Make America America Again, and Make Lying Wrong Again caps, which play on the aphorism that has divided America. Available in Navy, Cranberry and Dark Gray, with embroidered white lettering, these high-quality caps are made with 100% chino cotton twill.
As one happy shopper who recently purchased the brand's MATA cap said, “In a time of suppressed opinions, we can stand out. We must resist the destruction of democracy. America is the home of the free if we are brave. Time to allow people to feel safe having an unpopular opinion. Buy the hat!”
Other popular new pieces include their playful Political Anxiety Candle, which as their label denotes, ‘Smells like: What is going on!?'. Scented with natural essential oils and made from a natural soy wax blend in New England, their candle range, which also includes scents like Election Season and their top-selling ‘Smells Like Fascism’ candle, reflects their commitment to making astute and pointed political observations and crafting high-quality merchandise.
The National Memo understands that many Americans today are shocked by the current state of political affairs and want to return to an America that stood for values like acceptance and equality, and that upheld its own constitution, but are unsure how to keep the fight going on a daily basis.
They hope that by retailing their new protest line, which has both more playful options like their Make America Think Again cap and more raw resistance slogans, they can provide a new way for US citizens to stand up for what matters.
The National Memo is also pleased to announce that a portion of the proceeds of each sale are donated to independent journalists and organizations that support a free and democratic press.
As a spokesperson for the brand said, “The National Memo Store is the best place to buy your resistance gear. At a time of stress on our democracy and constitution, we all need to stand up and make our voice heard. At The National Memo Store, you can also support critical independent media that will hold the administration’s feet to the fire.”
For more information, visit https://store.nationalmemo.com
Contact Info:
Name: Elizabeth Wagley
Email: Send Email
Organization: The National Memo
Address: 178 Columbus Avenue #230119, New York, NY 10023, United States
Website: https://Store.nationalmemo.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89204031
In the event of any inaccuracies, problems, or queries arising from the content shared in this press release, we encourage you to notify us immediately at [email protected] (it is important to note that this email is the authorized channel for such matters, sending multiple emails to multiple addresses does not necessarily help expedite your request). Our diligent team will be readily available to respond and take swift action within 8 hours to rectify any identified issues or assist with removal requests. Ensuring the provision of high-quality and precise information is paramount to us.
More News
Visit Europe And We'll Guess Your Favorite European Food!
I loveeeee a British breakfast! View Entire Post ›
Scotland’s wild wellness boom, from Gleneagles to Loch Lomond
For a while, the blueprint for a serious wellness trip looked pretty much the same everywhere. A flight to somewhere warm, a resort with a view of jungle or terraced rice paddies, a treatment menu borrowing names from ancient traditions, and enough linen to last a lifetime. Scotland was never really part of that picture. It was the place people went for whisky, castles and rain, not the place they went to reset. Then this summer, Scotland’s men’s football team appeared at their first World Cup...
Do you have empty nest syndrome? 5 signs – and expert ways to cope
If you feel lost or overwhelmed now your children have left the nest, you are far from alone. Many parents experience empty nest syndrome at this time of the year. “Empty nest syndrome isn’t a mental health condition, but a set of feelings or symptoms that parents might feel when all their children have left home,” says Dr Elizabeth Wakeland, consultant, clinical and forensic psychologist at Cygnet Health Care in the UK. “It’s a period of significant life change where parents are trying to...
Torrential rains hit Orange County, send visitors scrambling for cover at Disneyland
A powerful, brief downpour sent Disneyland visitors scrambling for cover Friday night, closed rides and flooded parts of Frontierland as workers tried to clear backed-up drains.
I Don't Travel Without My Rescue Pup, So I Combed The Internet For These 9 Airline-Friendly Carriers
Make your travel plans with your pup a walk in the park. View Entire Post ›
Meet Tom Rhys Harries, star of DC’s body-horror Clayface
With Clayface, DC trades its usual cape-donning heroes for a chilling entry into body-horror cinema. Starring Tom Rhys Harries, the film follows Matt Hagen (played by Harries), a Hollywood star from Gotham whose run-in with a crime boss leaves his face severely disfigured. Desperate to restore himself, Hagen turns to Dr. Caitlyn Corr (Naomi Ackie), whose experimental treatment makes matters worse. So Hagen finds himself on a path from Hollywood’s charming leading man to a Gotham City...
Mt. Waterman ski resort near L.A. relisted for $3.3 million after deal falls through
The historic Mt. Waterman Ski Resort, one of Southern California's steepest ski resorts and only an hour from downtown Los Angeles, was relisted for sale on Wednesday at $3,275,000.
I Spent 5 Days In One Of America's Most Overlooked Places, And I Think I Found My New Favorite Place On Earth
If you know, you really know. View Entire Post ›
Baoji Marathon draws 31,000 runners, highlights ancient culture
From race shirts to finisher medals, the 2026 Baoji Marathon in northwest China's Shaanxi Province brings Baoji's history and culture onto the course.
Who is Kim Jae-young, imposing star of K-dramas Make Me Tingle and The Judge from Hell?
Korean actor Kim Jae-young and his signature locks are back on screen in the currently airing romcom Make Me Tingle, where he takes on the daring role of a sex toy entrepreneur. Since his 2013 acting debut, Kim has played a variety of brooding characters that take advantage of the lithe, imposing frame that helped him start in entertainment as a model. However, Kim was not initially aiming for a career in front of the camera. Rather, he harboured an ambition to be a chef and has said in...
43 Packing Tips So You Can Save That Checked Luggage Fee To Spend On Your Actual Trip
That checked bag? Turns out you won't need it after all. View Entire Post ›
Europe’s most underrated Christmas markets revealed
While Europe’s biggest Christmas markets attract millions of visitors every year, many travellers are seeking lesser-known festive destinations. Travel experts at eShores have revealed five underrated Christmas markets worth adding to this year’s winter travel plans based on their festive charm and growing search interest.
Recommended
YOUR NEWS, OUR NETWORK.
Do you have Great News you want to tell the world?
Be it updates about your business or your community, you can make sure that it’s heard by submitting your story to our network reaching hundreds of news sites across 6 verticals.