Do you wear any "Rad Fem"-identifying clothes or accessories?

Mine were all presents, so I'm not sure of the source, but I've been planning to add to the collection and currently have my eye on this one https://shop.nationalarchives.gov.uk/products/rebel-suffragette-pin-badge? The Pankhurst centre has some, too.

@StopStartStop I have no idea how you got from my position to your comment. If you give me a few clues I'll try to explain.

I found mine on ebay. Looking there now, there are a few nice brooches available:

I have read your response.

I have a "Women Won't Wheesht" t shirt, a scarf in suffragette colours, and a patch on my denim jacket that reads "Deeds Not Words", also in suffragette colours. All bought via Amazon. I also have these badges from For Women Scotland. Rather more subtly, and no longer available, I also sport my Alba Party Founder Member badge (Alba support both Scottish independence and women's rights) and a Wings Over Scotland badge.

The only time I have attracted dubious attention was when I wore the scarf to a West of Scotland funeral, accidentally in a way that showed only the green and white. There were Rangers fans present, whose hackles went down when I readjusted the scarf to show the purple. 😁

I can sympathise, though. Lots of people are being pushed into 'rad fem' space that aren't rad fems.

While I respect rad fem ideas and have learned a lot, it must be frustrating to have people use your term and name while not having an agreement on the principles or even awareness or knowledge of the history of rad fem thought.

And the pp never said she was happy to witness the erasure of women.

Oh dear. I'm sorry. You're happy to witness the erasure of women while you busy yourself with 'so much'.

Those with subtle suffragette jewellery / accessories, where did you get them? I'm not brave enough to flaunt a slogan tshirt but would be happy to wear the colours.

I have a votes for women badge and a sisterhood badge, both in our colours. I have a couple of bits of art deco style jewellery, in the colours.

I want to be more bold, but it's difficult. I do like to have a bit of Harry Potter / Hogwarts stuff eg on my desk. Happy to rave about how brilliant JKR is.

I have suffragette jewellery from Dinny Hall, which nobody has noticed, and Harry Potter themed pants which only get seen by DH and daughters! I don’t really wear T shirts which rules out statements.

I have a couple of black AHF t-shirts, a AHF hoodie, a female period t-shirt, a femalist tshirt and a suffragette winter scarf all from KJK’s store.
I wear my AHF T-shirts all the time really around town , shopping etc - last weekend a youngish chap said ‘I like your tshirt’ and nodded knowingly at me.
I do a musical hobby where I don’t wear my T-shirts as there are a couple of trans supporting people (based on fb posts) and I suppose I feel worried of offense, and don’t particularly want to get into it there - although I will wear suffragette colours.

I wore my "Woman is not a dirty word" t-shirt by Birdy Rose to my local, and a staff member at the bar called out "LOVE that t-shirt!!"

I saw mention of a "they burned women and not witches" T-Shirt.

Anyone got a link?

I have a green, white and violet lanyard for my football whistle. Keep women's sports for women!

I have a ‘Cis My arse’ t shirt that I wear out. I’ve had a few women and one man tell me that they like my t shirt/make positive comments.

An adult human female tshirt and dinosaur Converse.
I wear them all the time and have only had positive comments.

@SirChenjins
I shall do the same 😊

wiser even!

@Swashbuckled I can’t take any credit for this - a wider woman than me used the term previously on MN and I loved it so much I use it whenever I can!

@SirChenjins

"the special alphabet people". That is wonderful! Thank you; I shall seek to remember this phrase and bring it into many conversations 🤣

@Shufflebumnessie I love that it's MILs doing this, that's where I got my scarf!

Discovered yesterday what a coward I am. Colleague and I talking about books and I mentioned listening to HP on audiobook. He said 'oh I used to love Potter but JK Rowling has ruined THAT for me'

I just grimaced and said nothing.

What should I have said?

I don't think I can do this openly, it's genuinely terrifying.

I've got a beautiful wool tartan scarf in people green and white from my lovely MIL and quite often get smiles and winks from women when I wear it.
I also have a t-shirt that says my pronouns are like my oppression, sex based , I don't tend to wear it out much other than to the gym, but I do wear it when gardening and therefore ad hoc garden centre and B&Q visits.
Currently eyeing up an "I incite this meeting to rebellion" t-shirt to wear to work but might get in trouble for that... My boss is pretty decent though and my values are well known.