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“Agitate! Agitate! Agitate!” is famously attributed to Frederick Douglass, an African American abolitionist, social reformer, and orator. Douglass used this phrase to emphasize the importance of persistent activism and advocacy in the fight for justice. I chose bold, joyful colors because joy itself can be agitating to systems of power.
All proceeds from this chart are donated to the National Immigrant Law Center to support defending and advancing the rights of immigrants. You can make direct contributions, learn more, and find ways to take action at www.nilc.org.
The design stitches up at 4x4" on 18 mesh and 5.5x5.5" on 13 mesh. Remember to leave at least 2 inches on all sides for finishing.
This is a digital PDF chart suitable for needlepoint or cross stitch and will be available as an instant download. It is for personal use only and may not be duplicated or distributed without express permission from Nomad & Needle.
