Philadelphia Printworks

Thank you!

Our #ShutRikers t-shirts are now available on @philaprint.bsky.social, a Black, woman & queer owned team of creatives using apparal to fundreaise for marginialized communities.‬ All the proceeds will go towards organizing to Shut Rikers.

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Non-binary person with blue-green hair wearing an Audre Lorde University t-shirt

Inspired by @chuckspear.bsky.social's sweatshirt, I snagged this @philaprint.bsky.social tee to add to my collection

An illustration of a truck on a t-shirt that reads FUCK ICE

A black and white graphic of people flying a kite with segments of Refaat Alareer's poem "If I Must Die" on a black t-shirt

Try to concentrate on what you're saying a seafoam green sweatshirt that reads no justice, no peace and features an illustration of a black panther with lightning bolts coming out of its eyes

A cream colored t-shirt with an illustration of a foot and on the sole of the shoe it reads "stomp out every transphobe"

@philaprint.bsky.social has so much cool stuff! 🤗✊
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I’ve been slowly working to preserve the space as an archive. So many of the issues it holds remain urgent and unresolved.

Surprised to find my short review of 'Cannibal' is still up on @philaprint.bsky.social's blog #BlackBookSky

Remembering ‘MOVE' as American religion on the 40th anniversary of Philadelphia bombing its own residents Forty years ago today, the city of Philadelphia dropped a bomb on itself. The city of Philadelphia let that fire burn for more than a day while firetrucks and firefighters stood watching the flames d...

With thanks to @mxabdulaliy.bsky.social, @intersectionist.bsky.social, @geedee215.bsky.social, @hystericalblkns.bsky.social, @philaprint.bsky.social, and everyone else working to make sure MOVE and its people aren't forgotten

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Every year we ask:

What are you carrying?
What needs more light?
Where should we show up next?

Take the 2025 PPW Community Survey. It only takes a few minutes—and there’s a $100 gift card giveaway too.

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Our latest playlist, Revolution in Bloom, is a mix of joy, resistance, and renewal—songs to move to, heal to, and imagine new worlds with. Curated by our community, it’s a gentle offering for the season ahead. Enjoy! 🌱 open.spotify.com/playlist/6MS...

100% of net profits will be donated to Libraries for the People, a grassroots project organizing to place library lovers on local boards and fight censorship from within.

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“One of the most subversive institutions in the United States is the public library.” — bell hooks

Our newest collection, Support Your Local Library, uplifts the radical power of public libraries and those who defend them.

We’re putting together a Spring playlist—what songs feel like joy, revolution, or healing to you right now? 🌱🎶

Thank you for your continued support and trust. If you have any questions or thoughts, we welcome the conversation.

With gratitude,
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Philadelphia Printworks has always been rooted in a commitment to community, justice, and meaningful change. As we move forward, we remain dedicated to collaborating with partners who align with our mission to create space for resistance, education, and solidarity. 2/3

An Update on Our Partnership with Target—

Dear PPW Community,

In early February, we made the decision to sever ties with Target due to a growing misalignment in values. After careful reflection, we believe it's important to communicate this decision with you directly. 1/3

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Audre Lorde: An Offering During Times of Paralysis “Apartheid U.S.A.” is eerie. Reading the essay bends time. It is 1985 and 2016 vacillating in a haze of repetition.

“When I feel like this, I turn to Lorde who lived and died through similar times, found strength, built a voice, and broke silence and paralysis from within her work." — Maria P. Chaves Daza, PPW ZINE ARCHIVE (2016)

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Tag a friend who should be here, and let’s build a reading community rooted in justice and care. — #PPWReadingGroup

We Were the Seeds T-Shirt - Philadelphia Printworks White shirt with red poppies and the quote "They tried to bury us, but they didn't know we were the seeds." Symbolizes Gaza's resilience.

♥︎ 25% of net proceeds will be donated to The Palestinian Children's Relief Fund.

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New Arrival: 🌱 We Were The Seeds T-Shirt by
Sidney Rose Caldwell.

“They tried to bury us, but they didn’t know we were the seeds.” A white tee featuring red poppies, this design symbolizes Gaza’s resilience and honors those resisting oppression.

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New Release: Art for Palestinian Liberation by Claire Nicolson-Hurtig.

Support Palestinian relief with Claire's powerful art. Shop posters, apparel, and stickers—90% of net proceeds donated to the Palestinian Medical Relief Society.

Public comment is now open for passport gender marker changes.

You can go here to go to each of the three proposed passport rules, and submit comment.

My suggestion: be unique, argue for trans-inclusive policies, against the constitutionality of the changes, etc.

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