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Limited-time Only: New Borderless T-shirt!

We are building a new kind of journalism from the ground up! From who works in our newsroom to who we feature in our stories, our grassroots approach is fighting racist and harmful coverage of immigrants in the media.

Help us celebrate our third year of centering immigrant voices in the news with a limited-edition Borderless T-shirt!

Donate at least $33 by midnight July 15, 2022 and receive our shirt designed by Mexican queer printmaker Andrea Narno. Make it a recurring annual gift of $33 or more and we’ll throw in a sticker!

Shirts will be shipped in early August.

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About the immigrant artist

Andrea Narno is a Mexican queer printmaker currently living in Pittsburgh, PA. Andrea believes in art as a tool of transformation that can contribute to social change during these uncertain times. Andrea's work centers on the symbolism of plants as a way to express thoughts, feelings and ideas, as well as a means to explore topics like migration, absence and grief.

About the ethically-made shirts

These soft, 50/50 cotton/poly blend shirts are printed by Eagle Screen Printing, a small print shop based in Minneapolis. They are a young, queer shop that focuses on social justice and community. They only use shirts made by companies that either have labor unions, employ environmentally conscious manufacturing, or are part of the fair labor association.