Tupac Estate Stands With LGBTQ Community & Releases New ‘Pride Month Collection’
While the goated rapper was widely accepted, the Tupac estate is proving that they are too as they stand with the LGBTQ community and release new merchandise, titled, “Pride Month Collection.”
As many know 2Pac was revered for his progressive ideas on race, inequality and rights in a time when these things were taboo and dangerous to speak and act on. Continuing his courageous legacy of inclusion, Pac’s estate announced the release of a new clothing collection to celebrate this June’s Pride Month.
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As part of the collection, fans will be able to cop $25-$70 hoodies and t-shirts, which colorfully spell out the title of Pac’s 1992 hit song “Changes” (which spoke on minorities and their struggles), and also include a colorful silhouette stencil of his head and another colorful watercolor-like image of him with prayer hands. It’s noted that all proceeds will be donated to pro-LGBTQIA+ foundations and movements True Colors United and the Marsha P. Johnson Institute.
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Pride Collection out now!
All proceeds will be donated to @TrueColorsUnite and @MPJInstitute .
Link in bio to shop. pic.twitter.com/VOH2zTd0R4— 2PAC (@2PAC) June 11, 2021