Feminist gifts for a woman who already owns a "Nevertheless She Persisted" shirt

It’s been some year (or uh, years) and our feminist friends and family have been out there fighting for equality, challenging injustice, and, possibly sheetcaking every so often. We’re excited to honor their efforts with some incredible feminist gifts, off of which support women owned-businesses, women authors, women, creators, and women makers.

Oh and hey…they aren’t just for women. Just sayin…

Feminist gifts for a woman who already owns a “Nevertheless She Persisted” shirt

All gifts have been editorially determined by our staff. There has been no compensation for inclusion. (We know that's rare.)

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All prices accurate at time of publication but subject to change.

Be sure to visit our 2020 Holiday Gift Guide posts and our 2021 Holiday Gift Guide posts for even more fabulous gift ideas
including 50+ cool gifts for kids and teens, all under $15

A Book Order Supporting a Feminist Bookstore

Blue Eyes by Toni Morrison is a classic, but this Brooklyn bookstore will order anything for you.

Request prices, Cafe Con Libros

Give a Damn Hand-Embroidered Cashmere Beanie

Also shown at top, these made-to-order, luxury cashmere goods support some truly amazing causes.

$150, Lingua Franca

A Calendar of Sheroes

Lets forget 2020 with our eyes toward 2021 thanks to this calendar — or any other gift from artist Tina Duryea’s Sheroes portraits

Prices vary, TL Duryea

One-of-a-Kind Vintage Locket

Include a photo of her own mother, grandmother, or favorite female hero so she can always carry the inspiration with her.

$250 and up, Luna & Stella

Audre Lord Quote Mug

“I am deliberate and afraid of nothing.”

$16, The Joyful Fox

A Trip to the Baltimore Museum of Art:

Not only do their 2020 exhibitions look incredible, but next year, they will only buy work from women artists.
Image: @baltimoremuseumofart | Generations: A History of Black Abstract Art through 1/19/20

Tickets for Generations, $10 + free General Admission, Memberships start at $60, Baltimore Museum of Art

Don’t Tell Me To Smile Pin

Mm hmm.

$12, She Illustrates

Change Maker Lipstick

Yes, the names are a bit of a gimmick. But this company puts their money where your mouth is,
donating 20% of profits to incredible orgs including Moms Demand, Legal Momentum, and Planned Parenthood.

$18, Beautiful Rights

Time’s Up Phone Case by Jenny Chang Rodriguez

Part of the Times Up collection at Society 6 featuring 12 pieces of artwork as prints, totes,
desk accessories, travel mugs and more. (Note: This design is no longer available)

$35.99, Society 6, with 20% donated to Time’s Up

Black Feminist Authors Tee

Also one of our favorite gifts for teens this year, this shirt is a part of a collaboration between Philadelphia Printworks and the open Diata, to highlight Feminist women of color.

$25, Philadelphia Printworks

Kishé Woman-Grown Coffee

To keep her going — and to keep Guatemalan women farmers and their families going, too.

$15, To The Market

Dolores Huerta Quote Weekly Planner:

(item no longer available)

Because a woman’s work is never done.
PS A visit to the National Women’s History Museum to buy one in person would be pretty sweet.

$12, National Women’s History Museum

A Donation in Her Name to Legal Momentum:
The Women’s Legal Defense and Education Fund

Help support workplace equality, pregnancy workplace rights, economic empowerment, fairness in the courts
support for victims of violence or trafficking, and so much more.

Image:Shaojie

Donate at LegalMomentum.org