John Lewis "See Something That's Not Right" Poster | Inspirational Quote | Civil Rights Wall Art
John Lewis "See Something That's Not Right" Poster | Inspirational Quote | Civil Rights Wall Art
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Material & Print Quality
Material & Print Quality
- Printed on premium PVC vinyl with a glossy lamination finish.
- Extra-durable and tear-resistant – designed to keep its shape and resist accidental creases.
- Printed with fade-resistant UV inks for vibrant colors that last.
- Fully waterproof, so you can easily wipe off dust or accidental splashes with a damp cloth.
- Note: Frame is not included.
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Bundle & Discount
Bundle & Discount
- Buy 2, save 15%
- Buy 3 or more, save 25%
- Free shipping on orders $75+
This typographic print delivers a powerful call to action from civil rights leader John Lewis. It features his well-known quote, "When you see something that is not right, not fair, not just, you have to do something", set against his portrait in front of the U.S. Capitol, symbolizing his lifelong fight for justice.
Printed on glossy, tear-proof vinyl, this portrait captures the high-resolution detail of Lewis's determined expression. The fade-resistant inks ensure the text is crisp, and the background photography remains sharp, making for a powerful and clear piece.
This design serves as a motivating focal point for a home office, classroom, or modern workspace. It is an essential piece for those inspired by civil rights history and social justice.
