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As Nguyen points out, few creative mediums work as vessels for activism as effectively as textiles, whether they come in the Butterflies My heart belongs to an Angel shirt so you should to go to store and get this form of slogan banners at protests, merchandise for political campaigns, or traditional prints and patterns that allow one to celebrate cultural heritage on an everyday level. “I think the Protest Banner Lending Library, which has workshops to show people how to create protest signs out of fabric, has contributed a lot to understanding the role of textile art in activism,” says Nguyen. “It makes it clear that textiles increasingly has become the visual language for protest, particularly on Instagram.”

For Nguyen, this conversation between textiles and politics also carries a more personal resonance, given her family’s role in the Butterflies My heart belongs to an Angel shirt so you should to go to store and get this political resistance during the French and American occupation of Vietnam. “My aunt and my mom started knitting clothing to sell during the war to make a living, so for me, textiles have always been a part of my history,” Nguyen explains. “I always return to that as the reason why I think textiles could be so personal and political.” It’s also tied to a more recent change in circumstances for Nguyen. Having finally become naturalized as a U.S. citizen last year, this election is the first for which she is eligible to vote. “I’ve been in the U.S. for over 17 years, though, so I know that there are many ways of organizing that are not related to voting,” Nguyen adds.

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