how much do you know about the land of the free and the home of the brave? get ready to challenge your friends and family in this patriotic quiz! includes 140 question cards with multiple choice answers.

the nlt hudson bleached heavyweight denim barrel pant features an 8oz washed and bleached denim for a soft, broken-in feel. with inseam darts, side seam inserts, and an elasticated waistband, these pants offer both structure and comfort. their relaxed, wide-leg barrel fit makes them a versatile, modern addition to any wardrobe.

the hudson barrel pant is made of 98% cotton and 2% spandex. we recommend machine wash cold + tumble dry low.

NLT (no less than) garments are ethically made-to-order in small batches and designed/cut/sewn/produced in-house to reduce overproduction and waste. they are located in los angeles.

the hyalite hoops by commonform feature 8mm bezel-set turquoise stones set on solid brass pieces that wrap around your earlobe when worn. each pair is connected to sterling silver stud posts for a secure and comfortable fit.

the hyalite hoops are made with solid brass, turquoise, and sterling silver, offering a unique and bold design with a touch of natural elegance.

we recommend cleaning with a soft polishing cloth and storing in a dry place to maintain their finish.

commonform products are ethically made in the united states.

print by Lillis Taylor. painted 2022.

dimensions |

12"H x 9"W |

materials |

acrylic on paper

the i hate everyone too refillable clic pen is a bold statement piece with "I hate everyone too" printed in crisp white lettering on a dark maroon barrel. it glides effortlessly with black ink for a smooth writing experience.

crafted with retro styling, this pen nods to the beloved designs of the 70s, 80s, and 90s—nostalgic yet timeless. luxe gold hardware adds a refined touch.

refillable with standard bic refills.

i know this to be true: bryan stevenson is part of a powerful series exploring the wisdom and guiding principles of extraordinary individuals. in this installment, bryan stevenson reflects on his fight against wrongful convictions, systemic poverty, and mass incarceration.

highlights:

• stories of how his slave ancestry shaped his childhood
• a life-changing conversation with a death row inmate
• his belief that no one should be defined by the worst thing that happens to them

a moving and insightful read for anyone seeking inspiration and justice-focused ideals.

I know this to be true is the basis for the netflix documentary series live to lead created and directed by geoff blackwell and executive produced by the duke and duchess of sussex.

the I know this to be true series is a collection of extraordinary figures from diverse backgrounds answering the same questions, as well as sharing their compelling stories, guiding ideals, and insightful wisdom.

in this remarkable interview, feminist icon and social justice activist gloria steinem shares stories from her more than fifty years working as a tireless advocate and award-winning journalist.

steinem looks back on the formative lessons of her life, including how her unconventional childhood shaped her worldview, why listening and empathy are the guiding principles in her work, and why laughter is the key to freedom.

in this funny, feel-good first-pet book, one aspiring dog owner and her parents ponder-in wildly imaginative and hilarious detail-all the best and worst outcomes of bringing home more dogs than you can (literally) shake a stick at.

a young girl proclaims, I want 100 dogs." in a twist, her parents agree, but they have just one question: where will 100 dogs sleep? our protagonist revises her request to 90 dogs. but how does one walk 90 dogs? a silly, subtractive counting tale and an over-the-top ode to the joys (and woes) of canine company, this sweet and surprising story proves that no matter how boundless your enthusiasm, when it comes to finding the perfect pet, sometimes less really is more.

i'm still here: black dignity in a world made for whiteness: growing up black, christian, and female, brown's first encounter with race came when she learned that her parents named her austin so that potential employers might believe she was a white man. spending much of her childhood in majority-white spaces, brown had to learn to love blackness on her own terms, and this memoir takes us along for the journey. by exploring her own childhood and journey to adulthood, brown shows the reader all the ways in which america still does not live up to its stated ideals and reveals how a specific white, middle-class evangelicalism has taken part in this era of rising racial hostility. brown asks us to confront our own apathy, recognize god's ongoing presence in the world, and points to a way away from the seemingly intractable tensions of our time. (this book may contain a sharpie mark on the top or bottom edge and may show mild signs of shelfwear.)

Icons celebrates 50 of the most admired women across music, politics, human rights, and film. this diverse collection includes some of the world’s most inspiring figures, like michelle obama, beyoncé, aretha franklin, dolly parton, ruth bader ginsburg, yayoi kusama, and many more. from singers to writers, activists to artists, politicians to filmmakers, Iconsis a tribute to the strength and power of women. illustrated by monica ahanonu, each portrait is paired with a short biography showcasing what makes each woman a true force to be reckoned with. the perfect gift from women to women – whether mom-to-daughter, daughter-to-mom, or friend-to-friend. leave it on your coffee table to read about their accomplishments or simply admire the powerful portraits.

in praise of difficult women celebrates 29 heroines who dared to break the rules and live life on their own terms. from frida kahlo to carrie fisher, lavern cox to elizabeth taylor, these women refused to shrink themselves or silence their voices. they planted their feet, said "i’ll do what i want, motherfucker," and ran the show. packed with life lessons, this book shows us how we, too, can live up to the legacy of these badass women. (this book may contain a sharpie mark on the top or bottom edge and may show mild signs of shelfwear.)

the inca studs by commonform feature 8mm bezel-set turquoise stones set on 65mm solid brass pieces with an intentional patina, offering a unique, aged look. each pair is connected to sterling silver stud posts for a secure and comfortable fit.

the inca studs are made with solid brass, turquoise, and sterling silver, combining bold design with natural elegance and an artisanal touch.

we recommend cleaning with a soft polishing cloth and storing in a dry place to maintain their finish.

commonform products are ethically made in the united states.

the inez pewter recycled vegan shoulder bag is sure to catch your attention. crafted from smooth vegan leather to emulate that natural and high-end leather feel. change out the scalloped strap for a simple crossbody look. detachable crossbody strap included.

it is made of 100% recycled vegan leather, we recommend gentle care to maintain its quality. this bag comfortably fits up to an iPhone 11 pro max.

the inez bag is ethically made in china.

 9.5" length x 2" width x 5" height

shoulder strap length: 22.75"

crossbody strap length: 27.5"-36.5"

the iris drops by commonform feature casted, solid brass pieces suspended from delicate brass ear hooks. lightweight and designed for a graceful, minimalist look.

the iris drops are made with solid brass, offering a blend of bold design and subtle elegance.

we recommend cleaning with a soft polishing cloth and storing in a dry place to maintain their finish.

commonform products are ethically made in the united states.