Nasty Woman Collective

10/10/2020

24 Days until Election Day.

22/09/2020

Rest in power! We will continue the fight.

She could have had President Obama nominate her successor. But she didn’t get to the Supreme Court by letting other people tell her what she could do.

08/09/2020

Happy Labor Day! Nasty women still wear white after Labor Day. Get your Still Nasty, Still Voting shirt today. Link in bio

06/09/2020

Your skin it not white
Your parents need medical care
Your friend is a missing indigenous woman
Your sibling is gay
Your spouse is an immigrant

05/09/2020

🗳Vote blue 2020. Grab a Still Nasty sticker in our shop today and show off your nasty side. Link in bio.

05/09/2020

Voter appeal + Sneaker Appeal. Authenticity > Hype. Biden + Harris. All expressions we can get behind.

As a woman of colour wearing sneakers on the campaign, it semaphores a change in political dress and much more

02/09/2020

The bottom line: Fewer polling places and long lines at the polls could lead to voter disenfranchisement. Help ensure a fair election by volunteering to work the polls if you're able.

Let’s make sure we don’t have a shortage of poll workers for early voting and Election Day. Poll workers tend to be older, which means they’re more vulnerable to COVID-19. And since this pandemic isn’t under control yet, a lot of them are understandably sitting this one out. Fewer poll workers could mean fewer polling places and longer lines. So here’s what we need: more people—especially young, healthy people—to do their part for this country and volunteer to make sure this election runs fairly and safely. It’s one of the most crucial things you can do for our country right now. If you can volunteer, I hope you’ll do it. Sign up at PowerThePolls.org.

01/09/2020

Stick it to 'em in November! Get your Still Nasty stickers today.

31/08/2020

Let's help make the future brighter for this powerful generation of young women. Start by voting

Yolanda Renee King, Martin Luther King Jr.'s granddaughter, speaks at the March on Washington about racial equality, environmental justice and police brutality.

30/08/2020

Strong, intelligent, nasty...and VOTING

29/08/2020

Come get into some Good Trouble

In 1963, a young John Lewis arrived at the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom prepared to excoriate the Kennedy administration, which many racial justice activists viewed as lacking moral resolve in its approach to civil rights. The speech was so damning, though, that other leaders asked Lewis...