YOUR VOICE IS NOT OPTIONAL.
Clothes that say what you mean — and mean what they say. Every piece you wear is a declaration. Every dollar you spend funds the fight. Women’s rights are human rights, and you’re already in it.
We started Words Matter because silence isn’t neutral — it’s a choice. Every piece you wear sends a message to strangers, to systems, to yourself: I show up. I speak up. I am the movement. Shopping here is an act of activism. Women’s rights are human rights, and 10% of every sale goes directly to the organizations fighting to protect them.
WEAR THE MESSAGE. FUND THE FIGHT.
10% of every sale goes directly to women’s nonprofits — no asterisks, no fine print. Our partners are on the front lines of reproductive rights, political representation, and domestic violence prevention. You buy a tee. They fight the fight. Women’s rights are human rights, and your money moves that mission forward.
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Planned Parenthood
Reproductive healthcare is healthcare. Full stop. Planned Parenthood fights every day to keep it that way.
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Women in power change everything. EMILY's List elects pro-choice Democratic women who will fight for our rights.
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Every woman deserves to be safe. The Hotline provides 24/7 crisis support, safety planning, and survivor resources.
Learn More →Partners rotate quarterly so your dollars reach the organizations that need them most. 10% of net revenue is donated within 30 days of each quarter close — because women's rights can't wait.
SHE FOUGHT FOR THIS.
Every right you have was won by a woman who refused to be silent.
Hard-Won Rights Timeline
Seneca Falls Convention
The first women's rights convention in the U.S. demands the right to vote — and refuses to accept anything less.
Wyoming Grants Women the Vote
Wyoming becomes the first U.S. territory to grant women the right to vote — 51 years before the rest of the country.
19th Amendment Passed
After 72 years of organizing, marching, hunger strikes, and imprisonment — women finally win the right to vote.
Equal Pay Act Signed
Women become legally entitled to equal pay for equal work. The gap persists — but the law is now on our side.
Civil Rights Act
Sex discrimination in employment becomes illegal. Women's rights and civil rights: inextricably linked.
Title IX
Women gain equal access to education programs receiving federal funding — opening doors that were shut for generations.
Roe v. Wade
Women win the constitutional right to abortion — a right that took decades of activism to secure, and is still under attack.
Violence Against Women Act
Federal law finally recognizes and combats domestic violence and sexual assault as the crises they are.
Women's March
5 million people march worldwide — the largest single-day protest in U.S. history. Women are done being silent.
Dobbs v. Jackson
Roe v. Wade overturned. Fifty years of reproductive rights stripped away in a single ruling. The fight continues.
Women Mobilize at the Polls
Women turn out to vote in record numbers. When we show up, things change.
Seneca Falls Convention
The first women's rights convention in the U.S. demands the right to vote — and refuses to accept anything less.
Wyoming Grants Women the Vote
Wyoming becomes the first U.S. territory to grant women the right to vote — 51 years before the rest of the country.
19th Amendment Passed
After 72 years of organizing, marching, hunger strikes, and imprisonment — women finally win the right to vote.
Equal Pay Act Signed
Women become legally entitled to equal pay for equal work. The gap persists — but the law is now on our side.
Civil Rights Act
Sex discrimination in employment becomes illegal. Women's rights and civil rights: inextricably linked.
Title IX
Women gain equal access to education programs receiving federal funding — opening doors that were shut for generations.
Roe v. Wade
Women win the constitutional right to abortion — a right that took decades of activism to secure, and is still under attack.
Violence Against Women Act
Federal law finally recognizes and combats domestic violence and sexual assault as the crises they are.
Women's March
5 million people march worldwide — the largest single-day protest in U.S. history. Women are done being silent.
Dobbs v. Jackson
Roe v. Wade overturned. Fifty years of reproductive rights stripped away in a single ruling. The fight continues.
Women Mobilize at the Polls
Women turn out to vote in record numbers. When we show up, things change.
The Numbers Don't Lie
Women didn't win the right to vote until 1920 — 144 years after the Declaration of Independence was signed.
Women still earn 84 cents for every dollar a man earns. For Black women it's 64¢. For Latinas, 57¢.
1 in 3 women experience physical or sexual violence in their lifetime.
Women hold only 29% of U.S. congressional seats — in the country that claims to lead the world on democracy.
It took 72 years of organized activism to pass the 19th Amendment. That's two entire human lifetimes.
67 countries still have laws that limit what jobs women can hold. Progress is not inevitable — it is fought for.
The fight isn't over. Wear the message.
THE COLLECTION
Your uniform for activism. Every piece is a statement. Every purchase funds the movement.
YOUR VOICE. OUR COMMUNITY.
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