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In 1969, some students at UCLA created a publication called 'Gidra' to provide their peers a space to explore their identity, address community issues and give hope for the future. Their goal was to feature issues that were important to them that were not covered by mainstream media. Over time, it became known as the “Voice of the Asian American Movement." They were the face of opposition towards a society that oppressed them. 

5% net profits will go back to KOSUMOSU: a program of LTSC (Little Tokyo Service Center) which started in 2003. This is a transitional facility for survivors of domestic violence. They provide consultation to get housing, counseling, and life skills to provide future success. 

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Shop the exclusive Uprisers World Original Crewneck Sweatshirt: Comfy and soft, this unisex style consists of 'UPRISERS' and 'Did You Know' graphic is in a puff-print that adds a bit of texture.

"I created the viral global movement #MagandangMorenx to combat colorism and celebrate the diversity of Filipino beauty. It is my passion and purpose to dedicate my work to the visibility and representation of marginalized people. 

My collaboration with Uprisers was to create a capsule collection and zine based on the messaging of my purpose. It's okay to be different. There is beauty in all shades. No one can tell us who we they think we should be. No one can tell us who we are." —Asia Jackson, @aasian.

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Shop the exclusive Asia Jackson 'MORENX x UPRISERS' Cultivate Inclusion Sticker.

Sustainable: made-to-order in USA

4"W

Self Adhesive

What you wear is what you represent. Community-driven and based in Los Angeles, CA, we're no ordinary streetwear brand. We're rebels—with a mission. UPRISERS core DNA is rooted in amplifying impactful and authentic stories and disrupting social norms to transform communities.

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Shop the exclusive Uprisers.World Collection: Reflective Jogger Pants. Joggers feature an elastic stretch waistline and cuffs, traditional slanted pockets, single back pocket, and nylon composition with brand graphics at the leg.

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We know you care about social justice and making sure REAL change is happening in our communities and at large. We care too; it's within our core DNA of UPRISERS' mission. Join us as we continue push boundaries, affect change, and seek for a better and brighter future. Let's keep fighting the good fight, Uprisers.

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Shop the exclusive Uprisers World Reflective Shorts. A unisex fit perfect for the summer heat, or layer them with some compression pants underneath for that workout look. The reflective 3M print adds some flare or extra safety at night.

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In 1969, some students at UCLA created a publication called 'Gidra' to provide their peers a space to explore their identity, address community issues and give hope for the future. Their goal was to feature issues that were important to them that were not covered by mainstream media. Over time, it became known as the “Voice of the Asian American Movement." They were the face of opposition towards a society that oppressed them. 

5% net profits will go back to KOSUMOSU: a program of LTSC (Little Tokyo Service Center) which started in 2003. This is a transitional facility for survivors of domestic violence. They provide consultation to get housing, counseling, and life skills to provide future success. 

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Shop the exclusive Uprisers.World Original White Tee. This super soft yet heavy-weight material gives this unisex tee a structured look. Our 'UPRISERS' and 'Did You Know' graphic is in a puff-print that adds a bit of texture.

PRE-ORDER ITEM = ZERO WASTE* PLEASE REVIEW EXPECTED SHIPMENT DATE ON EACH PRODUCT'S DISCLAIMER FOUND AT CHECKOUT. DELAYS MAY APPLY.

In 1969, some students at UCLA created a publication called 'Gidra' to provide their peers a space to explore their identity, address community issues and give hope for the future. Their goal was to feature issues that were important to them that were not covered by mainstream media. Over time, it became known as the “Voice of the Asian American Movement." They were the face of opposition towards a society that oppressed them. 

5% net profits will go back to KOSUMOSU: a program of LTSC (Little Tokyo Service Center) which started in 2003. This is a transitional facility for survivors of domestic violence. They provide consultation to get housing, counseling, and life skills to provide future success. 

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Shop the exclusive Uprisers.World Original Pink Tee. This super soft yet heavy-weight material gives this unisex tee a structured look. Our 'UPRISERS' and 'Did You Know' graphic is in a puff-print that adds a bit of texture.

100% net profits from this collection, as well as proceeds from the song, product partnerships, and public donations will go directly to the Somebody’s Beloved Fund and it’s beneficiaries.

Shop MILCK's newest Somebody’s Beloved Tie Dye Hoodie. This is going to be YOUR daily hoodie you won't want to take off. The exclusive MILCK graphic 'Somebody's Beloved' is designed by Naimah Thomas. 

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MILCK aka Connie Lim is an Atlantic Recording artist who creates music in hopes of bringing her listeners more inner peace, which she believes is essential to create the outer peace we long to see in our world. 

MILCK rose to international recognition when a cell phone video of her performing her song “Quiet” with a choir of 25 strangers at the 2017 Women’s March went viral. Soon it was being echoed and interpreted by groups around the world, from the US to Sweden to Ghana. “Quiet” was named Billboard’s #1 protest song of the year and earned distinction as part of NPR’s “American Anthem” series. 

As a gesture of gratitude and reverence to the movement, MILCK started the #ICANTKEEPQUIET fund to benefit nonprofits that are working tirelessly to collaborate with underserved communities with the goal of amplifying their unique voices. Having “​cemented her status as one of music’s voices for the women’s movement​,” MILCK continues to use music as a means to work towards social justice. 

When the murders of Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, Nina Pop, George Floyd, and countless others sparked a global uprising, MILCK started to research some of the beloved lives that have been lost to systemic racism. She came across an interview of Breonna Taylor’s mother, Tamika Palmer, speaking about her daughter’s life and as MILCK listened tears and lyrics started pouring out of her. 

“She was somebody’s daughter. Somebody’s friend. Someone who built her dreams with every breath, whom others could depend. More than a number, more than a story, more than a memory, somebody’s friend. Somebody’s daughter. Somebody’s beloved.”

“Somebody’s Beloved” by MILCK (ft. Bipolar Sunshine) is a heart-centered invitation for people to find their place in the anti-racism movement through exploration, self-reflection, imagination, and action. Our hope is that “Somebody’s Beloved” can soften the vitriol that is prevalent in today’s polarized culture and lead to deeper understanding, empathy and action. In collaboration with a team of activists, partners and brands, MILCK has created a Social Action Campaign as an offering and an honoring, including the Somebody’s Beloved Fund supporting 7 beneficiaries that are fiercely working towards racial justice. To learn more, please visit SombodysBeloved.com. 

GO TO: SOMEBODYSBELOVED.COM

• Wide knit

• Cuffed hem, short body

• Mid-weight

• 100% acrylic

• One size fits all

• 4.25" EMB

• Woven Centerfold Label