BPP Rally Curved Hem Shirt

On June 19th 1970 (Juneteenth), the Black Panther Party held a rally on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial promoting the proposed "Revolutionary People's Constitutional Convention," to be held that September in Philadelphia. The rally also served as a call for the immediate release of the Chicago 8, of which one of the accused was Bobby Seale, co-founder of the Black Panther Party. In that trial, Seale was infamously ordered by the judge, Julius Hoffman, to appear in court bound and gagged. Charges were later dropped.

Learn more about Bobby Seale and the Revolutionary People's Constitutional Convention. We stand on the shoulders of our ancestors.

Made from high-quality cotton, this tee is lightweight and extra soft—great for any casual outfit. The curved bottom hem gives the everyday essential tee a tailored look and makes for a simple, yet chic update to your wardrobe.

• 100% Airlume combed and ring-spun cotton
• Pre-shrunk fabric
• Curved bottom hem