Suzanne Harrington: JK Rowling, stop explaining, start listening

I love a slogan t-shirt. You can walk around with what you want to say emblazoned across yourself, without ever having to open your mouth.
Suzanne Harrington: JK Rowling, stop explaining, start listening
JK Rowling
Mon, 22 Jun, 2020 - 01:00
Suzanne Harrington
Suzanne Harrington

I love a slogan t-shirt. You can walk around with what you want to say emblazoned across yourself, without ever having to open your mouth.

It’s perfect for lazy people. My current fave covers all bases: Why Be Racist / Sexist / Homophobic / Transphobic When You Could Just Be Quiet?

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