Lavender Menace Crop Top

In 1970, the president of the National Organisation for Women described lesbians as a "lavender menace" which threatened the feminist movement by potentially enabling them to be labelled as just "man hating lesbians". So women in the Gay Liberation Front crashed their congress, wearing t-shirts they printed emblazoned with "lavender menace", and demanded to be heard. Members agreed and within a year NOW members voted to respect lesbian rights. We have also produced this commemorative merch, with faded vintage style print, using their original design.• 52% combed ring-spun cotton, 48% polyester• Fabric weight: 3.6 oz/yd² (122 g/m²)• 40 singles• Slim fit• Side-seamed construction• Printed individually just for you with no overproduction or waste• Global shippingProceeds support the work of WCH, and veterans of this action.Due to this being a form fitting garment, if you prefer a slightly looser feel we recommend purchasing a size or two larger than normal – see the width measurements to