This past Saturday, April 5, tens of thousands of people took to the streets in cities across the country for the Hands Off protests—a powerful nationwide day of action to defend our freedoms and push back against the dangerous agenda laid out in Project 2025. Organized by a coalition of reproductive rights groups, climate activists, labor unions, and civil rights organizations, the protests sent a clear message to extremist politicians and the architects of Project 2025: Hands off our bodies, our rights, our democracy, and our future.
From coast to coast, the energy was electric. Protesters came out with passion, creativity, and some seriously incredible signs. As a union print shop that proudly works with progressive campaigns and causes, we were inspired—not just by the messages on the signs, but by the movement behind them.
We were lucky to be on the ground capturing some of the boldest, funniest, and most powerful signage we saw. Scroll through for some of our favorite signs from the April 5 Hands Off rallies. (And if you’re feeling fired up and ready to print your own protest signs—we’ve got you covered.)
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