Anti-Nazi League inspired, Far Right. So Wrong t-shirt-designs

The Reform UK conference is happening this weekend. While they aim to portray themselves as an alternative to mainstream parties, their intolerance, racism, and xenophobia are not far from the surface. So I designed “ Far Right. So Wrong ” shirts with profits going to support Hope not hate.

I’ve seen the kind of distrust and hatred of immigrants whipped up by Farage and his supporters before, in the late 1970s and ’80s when The National Front—forerunners of the British National Party, who were forerunners of the Brexit Party and now Reform UK—stoked fear and exploited frustration. The far right was defeated then, and it must be defeated again.

Available designs

• Smash the Nazis
• Nazis Keep Out
• Black & White Unite

Set up in 1977, the Anti-Nazi League opposed the rise of far-right groups in the UK. Until its closure in 1982, the ANL stood against the National Front and the British National Party (BNP). Now, with the far-right and racist Reform UK gaining ground, we must rekindle the spirit of the Anti-Nazi League.

Available designs

• Don’t Vote for Nazis (light)
• Don’t Vote for Nazis (dark)
• RFM=NZS (light)
• RFM=NZS (dark)

All proceeds go to Hope not hate

Inspired by the iconic Anti-Nazi League artwork by David King, every purchase helps fund HOPE not hate, who are dedicated to challenging the far right in Britain.