This graphic T-shirt delivers sharp political satire through religious iconography, using a familiar devotional tone to critique institutional power, extremism, and the gap between belief and behavior. The phrase reads like a prayer, but functions as protest — a piece of visual commentary on the culture wars, church-state tension, and the lived experience of those harmed by dogma.
Illustrated in a bold, poster-style layout, the design references vintage religious prints and street protest signage at once. It’s confrontational without being obscene, ironic without being flippant, and built to be legible from across a room or across a crowd.
Worn at Pride, rallies, concerts, or just out in the world, this shirt operates as both political statement and graphic art object — the kind of piece that sparks conversation and signals values without explanation.
Printed on a classic unisex tee with a comfortable, everyday fit in mid-weight cotton, suitable for year-round wear and layering.
