I Ain’t Afraid Children’s Crusade Civil Rights Movement Button School Pin Inspiration Empowerment for Kids

1.25-inch Pin Button

Birmingham Children’s Crusade of 1963 was a pivotal moment in Black history when students took a stand against segregation. These brave little foot soldiers faced hatred with courage and determination. I Ain’t Afraid was a chant the kids shouted as they marched. Their brave actions reignited the Civil Rights Movement.

Celebrate the valor and willpower of so many American kids who have fought and continue to fight for 100% citizenship. These pin buttons are ideal for students, teachers, and anyone interested in promoting the untold stories of American History. Pins can be worn on shirts, blouses, sweaters, jeans, backpacks, purses, caps, sneakers, tote bags, etc.

Check out our Teaching Black History Collection.

Pin Button

• Round pinback button.
• Image size is 1.25-inch or 32mm
• This image was formatted in a high-quality resolution 300dpi
• Printed on Epson Premium Presentation Matte or Canon Pixma Matte Photo paper.
• Colors may vary slightly from monitor to print.
• WARNING: Choking danger. Small parts. Not for children under 8 yrs.
• WARNING: This product contains a sharp/stick point on the back.
• Materials: mylar, paper, metal: front and back.

Shipping

• All orders are processed within 2-4 business days (except for holidays). Delivery to Alaska and Hawaii may take longer.
• Pin buttons are shipped in a cello bag, or a white organza bag packed in a bubble mailer or wrapped in bubble wrap in a poly mailer.
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Copyright

• Copyright remains with Jaden’s Freedom Art. This image is for personal use only.
• For custom orders, bulk orders, or commercial use, contact us.

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