Bobby Hundreds Takes a Stand With Downloadable Anti-White Supremacist Art

“ALT WRONG.”

Bobby Hundreds Anti White Supremacist Art Download Nazi KKK Donald Trump Alt Right Charlottesville Virginia

Following the Charlottesville Riots, Bobby Hundreds is the next streetwear designer to use his creative abilities to speak out against neo-Nazis and white nationalists. The Hundreds founder has recently taken to Twitter to share a WeTransfer file containing protest artwork that he created. “I made 11 pieces of art for you to make T-shirts, signs, and posters,” said Bobby. “Download ‘em all and get to work.”

“NOT OKKK,” “ALT WRONG,” as well as “DONT BE A DICKKK” graphics are included in the gamut. Not to mention, a portrait of Trump with “HATER” wording beneath is purveyed as well. Take a look at the graphics above and let us know your thoughts.

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