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The Digital Rights Movement is an effort by activists and advocacy organizations to expand consumer rights in media content use. A central argument for legitimating those rights pivots on a view of culture as a participatory endeavor, not a passive consumer experience.

Increasingly stringent laws and technological measures are more than inconveniences; they lock up access to our "cultural commons" and create an unlevel playing field that favors corporations over the User and Creatives.

Join the Technological Resistance.
Fair Use has a Posse
Its the Law
Not Piracy
Net Neutrality
Digital Rights are Human Rights
Silk Screened Vinyl. Sizes range from 4x3.75 to 4x2.75 inches. Bagged with Headers.

A Social Project from Discordia Merchandising.
25% of sale to benefit the Electronic Frontier Foundation.