These earrings reimagine the “Don’t Tread on Me” flag—a symbol with a complex history.
The flag—originally designed to represent individual liberty during the American Revolution—is often used by those who champion deregulation—some of the same voices that try to regulate what we’re allowed to read in schools and public libraries.
This design highlights the absurdity of censorship and the hypocrisy of deregulating markets while regulating minds.
Whether you wear them to a school board meeting or a book signing, they speak to the power of choice—and reclaim the flag’s roots in resisting government overreach.
— PRODUCT DETAILS —
• Material: Hand painted, laser-engraved wood composite.
• Metal: French Hooks (Short Version): 316 Stainless Steel Hypoallergenic Hooks in black; Kidney Wires (Long Version): Brass wires in antique bronze.
• Weight: Each earring weighs only .07 oz!
• Packaging: Mounted on earring card that reads: Don’t Tread on My Books.
