They Tried To Bury Us But They Forgot We Are Seeds Magnet Card

... because they always underestimate us. "They tried to bury us, they didn't know we were seeds" is a famous quote about resilience that originates from a 1978 poem by Greek poet Dinos Christianopoulos. It was adopted by the Zapatistas in Mexico, protesters demanding justice for the 43 missing students of Ayotzinapa, and later by immigrant rights and social justice movements in the United States. This blank note card features an image from bell hooks with one of her iconic quotes - and the artwork is a removable magnet - a card and gift in one!

Blank inside, so you can use it however you need - a note of solidarity, encouragement, thanks, or a perfectly timed reminder of where you stand. Printed on warm kraft paper, the card has a raw, handmade feel that matches the attitude: grounded, intentional, and not here to soften the message.

Details:

• Blank inside

• Kraft paper cardstock 

• A2 size (4.25" × 5.5")

• Includes envelope

• Printed in Richmond, CA

A small card with big energy — for people who show up and speak out.