2020 Presidential Race Magnets

He's one shell of a guy, just don't let him bump into you; or you might come out short!

This princess is from another castle, and she doesn't need saving! This Punky Peach Parody design features retro video-game inspired tattoos and racing jacket.

You better werk!! It seems like nobody wants to werk anymore. Show off your love of memes, phrases, and drag with this funny, parody design with "Nobody Wants To Werk Anymore" and sparkles.

Pride shouldn't be exclusive, so let's get inclusive! Let the world know that you believe that everyone deserves to be truthfully and proudly themselves no matter gender, sexuality, or race.

The democratic icon is known for mobilizing southern voters and being a pivotal player in securing the 2020 presidential victory. Thank your volunteers and elected officials with fashion and show some retro love for Stacy Abrams with this pop art parody design.

Oh Honey, Thanksgiving? No I'm Thanksliving! Duck walk, vogue and death drop! It's Thanksgiving which means it's time to give thanks and get your life! Show your love for Drag queens and Thanksgiving with this funny, LGBTQ, Thanksgiving day shirt!

Read banned math books! Show that the awareness of social and economic issues is not a crime to be banned in our education system with this, "Read Banned Math Books" activism design.

If America wants some real change right meow in 2020, it'll need to elect a demoCATic socialist! Show your love of Bernie Sanders with this cute cat themed pun design, perfect for any leftist looking to unify their community with some humor.

Show off your current mood with this sassy, cozy, Bernie Sanders shirt! Bernie is always a mood why not show it off with this funny and sassy die cut sticker of Bernie sitting at the 46th US presidential Inauguration!

Intersectionality is the acknowledgement that everyone has their own unique experiences of discrimination and oppression and we must consider everything and anything that can marginalise people -- gender, race, class, sexual orientation, physical ability, etc. First coined by Professor Kimberl Crenshaw back in 1989, intersectionality was added to the Oxford Dictionary in 2015 with its importance increasingly being recognized in the world of women's rights. And now in racial justice, queer justice, and more. This word art includes symbols and elements of aspects of intersectionality and was inspired by the "Coexist" type.