Land Back / Water is Life benefit bandana
The Land Back / Water is Life reversible bandana is a benefit for Mutual Aid Disaster Relief, a grassroots disaster relief network based on the principles of solidarity, mutual aid, and autonomous direct action.* Read more.
The bandanas are union made and printed with white ink on black fabric with text:
Land Back
Burn down settler colonialism
Water is Life
Resist all pipelines
*The bandana prevously benefitted Camp Migizi, a front line queer, Indigenous, anarchist resistance camp of water protectors fighting the Line 3 Enbridge tar sands oil pipeline.
Designed by Mantis, a Diné Two-Spirit Tattoo Artist living and fighting alongside Migizi on the frontlines of Line 3. Working towards decolonization and land back baybeeee. 
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