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Girls Say No to the BombsSome protests last a weekend. This one lasted nineteen years. In 1981, a community of women marched to RAF Greenham Common in Berkshire, England in support of nuclear disarmament and stayed. The Greenham Women's Peace Camp became one of the longest running acts of civil disobedience in history. Their handmade banners were central to their resistance and are foundational to modern craftivism. This "Girls Say No to the Bomb" is a direct homage to the

Though functional

and part of the magic is the surprise—your pony will be chosen at random

Patterns Measure: 36x42

years after the passing of his friend

Measures approximately 25" x 42"h

They have no fasteners or button closures

This highly detailed map is dotted with mountains

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the historic design is revived here as a symbol of peace and enduring resistance

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the phrase emerged as protesters tore up cobblestones to confront riot police—revealing the sand beneath

its roots trace back to the early days of the French Revolution as a grassroots call for equality