Proclaim your politics wearing this union-printed General Strike T-shirt in Arabic. The front presents a powerful full size Eric Drooker graphic in red and white. The back features a small English translation of the General Strike image and little PM Press logo also in red and white.
We endorse and encourage General Strikes around the world as a powerful tool used for ending corporate and military rule. To learn more about the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW), and to buy books, posters, pamphlets, and more, visit the Fellow Workers website here: https://www.iww.org/
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