Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s “dissent collar” inspired Nick Jehlen to move when:
“… on January 27, 2017, I was watching the fallout from Trump’s travel ban on people from majority-Muslim countries, and specifically the lawyers at JFK airport assisting people who were being prevented from coming into the country. I wanted to buy those lawyers dinner and provide them with whatever they needed in order to do their work. A few days later I started selling Dissent Collar enamel pins to help fund their work."
Among other social causes since then, today his Kamala Harris product line donates 50% of profits to The New Georgia Project to register, civically engage, and build power with Black, brown, young, and other historically marginalized voters in the Peach State!
Nick Jehlen, Dissent Pins
Amanda Stewart uses her AAPI women-owned business platform to support causes like racial equity, women’s health & voting rights.
Her “VOTE" Collection donated proceeds in previous years to the ACLU and this year sends 20% of proceeds to the Kamala Harris campaign!
Amanda Stewart, Mochi Kids
Lindsay Meyer-Harley is the founder of Still We Rise which since 2017 has raised over $1 Million Dollars for the ACLU, Planned Parenthood, Natural Resources Defense Council, Texas Civil Liberties Project, Everytown, Emily’s List, Innovation Law Lab, Raices, Moms Demand Action, No Kid Hungry, Local Food Banks, Circle of Health, National Abortion Network, Black Lives Matter, Win Both Seats, Movement for Black Lives, World Central Kitchen, Equal Justice Initiative and Southern Poverty Law Center!
She also founded children’s clothing store Darling Clementine, and her Vote collection donates a portion of proceeds to the Still We Rise and Vote PAC and the Kamala Harris campaign!
Thank you Nick Jehlen, Amanda Stewart, and Lindsay Meyer-Harley for going above and beyond for democracy & voting rights!
“There’s no such thing as a vote that doesn’t matter." – Barack Obama
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