Dissent Collar Tie Bar
The perfect gift for your law school grad or veteran public defender!
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg had a special collar she wore on days when she dissented from decisions being handed down by the Supreme Court. Justice Ginsburg also wore her “dissent collar” on November 9, 2016.
Now, the dissent collar is available as a tie bar – the subtle way to show your dissent any day of the week.
50% of profits from the sales of this tie bar are split between three organizations:
- Baltimore Action Legal Team (BALT)
- International Refugee Assistance Project (IRAP)
- Center for Reproductive Rights
Original illustration © Caitlin Kuhwald
This tie bar has small parts and is not made for children!
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Dissent Collar Tie Bar
The perfect gift for your law school grad or veteran public defender!
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg had a special collar she wore on days when she dissented from decisions being handed down by the Supreme Court. Justice Ginsburg also wore her “dissent collar” on November 9, 2016.
Now, the dissent collar is available as a tie bar – the subtle way to show your dissent any day of the week.
50% of profits from the sales of this tie bar are split between three organizations:
- Baltimore Action Legal Team (BALT)
- International Refugee Assistance Project (IRAP)
- Center for Reproductive Rights
Original illustration © Caitlin Kuhwald
This tie bar has small parts and is not made for children!
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The perfect gift for your law school grad or veteran public defender!
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg had a special collar she wore on days when she dissented from decisions being handed down by the Supreme Court. Justice Ginsburg also wore her “dissent collar” on November 9, 2016.
Now, the dissent collar is available as a tie bar – the subtle way to show your dissent any day of the week.
50% of profits from the sales of this tie bar are split between three organizations:
- Baltimore Action Legal Team (BALT)
- International Refugee Assistance Project (IRAP)
- Center for Reproductive Rights
Original illustration © Caitlin Kuhwald
This tie bar has small parts and is not made for children!
