Book Pole Dancer Short Sleeve Staple T-Shirt

📚 Too Hot for the Library - Banned but Still Dancing: The Book Pole Dancer Short Sleeve Staple T-Shirt🔥

Product Description:

Some books get placed on bestseller lists. Others? They get banned, set on fire, and turned into a pole-dancing legend. The Book Pole Dancer Short Sleeve Staple T-Shirt features a book working the pole like it’s the last copy left standing, spinning gracefully above a roaring fire fueled by fragile egos and censorship nonsense.

Because nothing says "freedom" quite like erasing history, banning critical thought, and freaking out over anything that teaches kids how to think for themselves. The irony? The more they try to shut books up, the louder they get.

Wear this if you:

✅ Believe knowledge should be read, not burned.
✅ Think banning books is peak insecurity.
✅ Love watching book-hating politicians lose their minds over fiction.

FEATURES (BECAUSE IDEAS SHOULD LAST FOREVER):

✔ 100% Cotton Pre-Shrunk – Soft, breathable, and won’t shrink like someone’s tolerance for different perspectives.
✔ 5.3 oz/yd² Fabric – Durable enough to survive another wave of moral panic.
✔ Neck Ribbing – Holds its shape, unlike weak arguments for banning books.
✔ Side-Seamed, Shoulder-to-Shoulder Tape – Reinforced, because stories deserve strong foundations.
✔ Double Needle Hems – Stitched with more care than the logic behind censorship laws.

Spring/Summer 2025 is about celebrating knowledge, resisting ignorance, and letting banned books live their best lives.

👉 Get yours now—before they try to ban this shirt too.

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