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• **MISPRINT** Checkered Mini- Single Color (black)- 6.75" wide Plastisol Screen Print Transfer
• Last Chance Prints
• Mama Softball- *full color matte clear film*- 11.5" wide Plastisol Screen Print Transfer
• My Tummy Hurts but I'm Being Really Brave About It- Single Color (black)- 11.5" wide Plastisol Screen Print Transfer
• ‘Rivers in the sky’ have drenched California, yet even more extreme rains are possible
• American Flag (Pocket/Koozie) *full color matte clear film*- 3” wide Plastisol Screen Print Transfer

Perfect for pep rallies, sporting events and concession stands. Branson-Potts does a lot of reporting in rural California. She said my critics must be far removed from modern-day Oklahoma to be angered by seeing “Okie” in print. Otto Santa Ana, a professor emeritus of Chicana and Chicano studies at UCLA who specializes in the linguistics of ethnicity, said my dustup was a classic case of language evolution.

**MISPRINT** Checkered Mini- Single Color (black)- 6.75" wide Plastisol Screen Print Transfer

Twintech Industry donated nearly $9,000 in 2023 to help Feed My Starving Children provide MannaPack meals to combat malnutrition around the world. They create a sense of unity among fans, fostering a shared identity and enthusiasm for a team. The group long ago assimilated into “white” society in Southern California and moved into the middle class. The New York Times used “Okie” as a crossword puzzle answer (to the clue “Resident of the 46th state”) just last week. Whether you are looking for a specific item or just browsing for ideas, Okie Designs is your one-stop source. Okie Designs is your one stop shop for all things marketing.

Last Chance Prints

It does not matter how big your company is or what your budget is, we're here to help you succeed. Let's find out more about how we can help promote you and help you be successful. Twintech said its contribution will ensure that more than 30,000 meals will be provided to children to help fight against hunger in local and worldwide communities. The supplier donated a portion of sales from its Power Bar power bank to the nonprofit Feed My Starving Children. Amplify any cheer or fight song with this 12” megaphone (23125-R) that doubles as a 64-oz. White paper board stock that’s finished with a high gloss.

Mama Softball- *full color matte clear film*- 11.5" wide Plastisol Screen Print Transfer

Basketball players and fans will appreciate this 2.5” stress ball (SM-3388), ideal as an in-game giveaway. Schools and clubs will command attention with this 40’ x 80’ stadium banner (DPP-4080). Whether on the field, in the stands or at tailgates, it makes a bold statement. Digitally printed on outdoor-grade knitted polyester. This stadium scarf (V3242M) keeps the user cozy while making it clear which team they support.

These will have an estimated ship date in the listing title. This noisemaker (NM104) is a surefire way to amp up fans at the next game. Available in a variety of colors and customizable for your needs. Since its founding in 1987, FMSC has shipped more than 4 billion meals to over 100 countries, according to its website. The nonprofit also notes that 91% of each dollar donated goes directly toward feeding children, and that 99.8% of FMSC meals have safely reached their intended destination. Each meal, packed primarily by volunteers, costs less than 30 cents, with a $106 donation enough to feed a child for an entire year.

It was in that spirit of respect that I used “Okie” in an Aug. 5 obituary for Salvador Avila, the co-founder of the Avila’s El Ranchito Mexican restaurant chain. He opened his first spot in Huntington Park in the 1960s, at a time when the city was “still an Okie” center instead of one of the most Latino cities in the United States, I wrote. The business venture was created to help other businesses, churches, groups and schools promote themselves. It was developed specifically for those entities that needed professional marketing and public relations services but were unable to afford a full-time marketing department. Okie Designs is perfect for all small and large entities. If you need marketing help, give Okie Designs a call.

The Dust Bowl Festival at the historic Weedpatch Camp, immortalized by John Steinbeck’s “The Grapes of Wrath,” ended this year after three decades. The Okie generation is fading in California, but migrant stories will never end. Californians turned the term — long used as shorthand for an Oklahoma native — into an insult. My family members and other immigrants from south of the border had similar insults thrown at them, including “Mexican” and “paisa,” or hillbilly.

Country- Summertime Vibes *full color matte clear film*- 11.5" wide Plastisol Screen Print Transfer

Featuring edge-to-edge, full-color dye sublimation on both sides, there are no limits to the decoration creativity. Fans will have a blast in the stands and on the sidelines with this 16” foam mitt (FNP150160). Made of fire-retardant polyurethane, it can feature a mascot or slogan printed in waterproof ink. Made in the USA and available in a variety of colors.

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This velour hemmed sports towel (EV1408) is an ideal stadium and arena giveaway. Made of 100% ring-spun cotton, it measures 11” x 18”. I thought nothing of that line, because it was true. Southeast L.A. County is where many Dust Bowlers settled and where they and their descendants held political power for decades.

The resilience of Ma Joad, the idealism of Tom, the tragedy of Pa, the personal growth of Rose of Sharon — they were my Mexican-born parents, my aunts and uncles, my native-born cousins, my siblings. The book has colored my idea of California ever since. Though it was fictional, Steinbeck based it on the real-life exodus of Dust Bowl refugees, especially those from Oklahoma. California can be cruel to desperate people — yet only in California could the persecuted transform their hard times into dreams they would’ve never found back home. All items are RTS (ready to ship) and will ship same or next day with any other prints ordered. The only exception, if a new release item sells out, we will offer a "preorder" so that you can still take advantage of getting that print at the sale price!

Its biblical allusions, sparse-but-beautiful prose, critique of uncaring capitalism and praise of a proactive government makes it a multitiered masterpiece. Authorities harassed the newcomers out of city limits, forcing thousands of families to crowd in enclaves and take low-paying jobs. And when even that couldn’t drive them away, law enforcement set up blockades on the California border. Join our email list for exclusive offers and the latest news.