The return of a classic with an interfaith twist.
One Planet, One People…Please was a popular Baha’i slogan back in the 70’s. Then it referenced race unity and ending the cold war. Now our hatreds have expanded to include religion so the plea for seeing ourselves as children of One God is even more important.
In recognition of the changing nature of our need for unity, I’ve resurrected the old design with a modern twist.
This version uses the Baha’i star, the Jewish star, the Muslim crescent moon and star, the Christian cross, the Buddhist prayer wheel and the Taoist Yin Yang to highlight the need for religious unity.
The design transfer comes in two sizes, adult and kid’s, so it can fit all the way down to a small kid’s shirt. Kid’s sizes come in Black and Red. Adult sizes come in Black, Red, Cyber Pink and Forest Green. I thought I was out of silver transfers, but found some more, so the black with silver is back in stock.
To add Baha’i Faith in white to the left sleeve of this T-shirt, click here AFTER putting the T-shirt in your cart. (Adult sizes only.)
It is also available as a button or magnet.
virtue99 –
The One Planet, One People shirts? As usual, Darrell and I wore ours when his trio performed at the annual Tucson Folk Festival. People have always liked the shirts but what happened Sunday blew me away. At one point, I got up from my front row seat and headed toward the back of the venue. Every couple of steps — and I’m not exaggerating — someone would stop me to tell me how much they loved my shirt and how the message is what the world needs right now. This happened throughout the day! Folks are apparently hungry for the message …. [Bride Rodgers Facebook message]
virtue99 –
I got one of the shirts for a friend a few years ago. Here’s what she said about her experience: I’ve taken to wearing the One Planet One People shirt pretty much every time I go out somewhere (which isn’t often). And the clerks at Frys LOVE it. I’ve had to carry the URL for the site selling that shirt because I get asked about it so often. The vet’s office staff ordered one for each of them and they are all wearing them one day a week.
[from a Facebook message]