American’t is a line drawn — not out of anger, but out of clarity. And truth.
A brand. And a refusal to let what’s broken go unnamed.
It doesn’t shout. It doesn’t retreat. It stands — in the open, in the tension, in the choice to see and still stay human.
Decorative. Ideological. Necessary.
A mark of presence, worn by those who know that saying no is sometimes the first act of building something different, and better.