Fascism is cured by reading.
In 1936, as Franco's generals took Spain, the philosopher Miguel de Unamuno stood up in a hall full of fascists at the University of Salamanca and told them their creed could not win, because to convince you have to persuade, and to persuade you need something they lacked entirely: reason. He was placed under house arrest and dead within weeks. The line survived him.
Ninety years on, the cure hasn't changed. Fascism still depends on people not checking. It falls apart in front of a library card.
Fascism is cured by reading.
This is the shirt for anyone whose response to a strongman is a footnote. It also makes a pointed gift for teachers, librarians and the friend who annotates everything.
The front design says it plainly.