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This design, which translates to "Don't Shoot," is a semi-replica of one originally worn by journalists in Lebanon during the Israeli invasion of the country in 1982. During that invasion, reporters working in active combat zones wore this shirt to identify themselves as journalists. Several journalists were injured or killed despite wearing identifiers like “Don’t Shoot” or “Press.” How Your Purchase Gives Back This product donates one meal to Lebanon through Pious Projects Product Details Fit: Relaxed, Designed to fit loosely Sizing: Men's Material: 7.6 oz 100% Cotton Wash Care: Machine wash cold, tumble dry low Designed and Screen Printed in the U.S
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