This small pinback button celebrates Fisk University, a historically Black college in Nashville, Tennessee. Wearing a college button showed pride in your school—or support for someone you knew who attended. In the early 1980s, these buttons were everyday badges of belonging.
You pin it to your backpack before heading to class, or clip it to your jacket pocket where friends will see it. The simple red and white feels like a small shout-out: *I'm connected to something bigger.* Every time someone notices, there's a moment of recognition—a nod, a question, a story to tell.
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What small badge or pin have you worn to show where you belong or what you believe in?