Hope isn’t a commodity

“Hope Isn’t a Commodity” challenges the capitalist mindset that seeks to profit from people’s vulnerabilities and aspirations. In a world where everything from healthcare to education is turned into a marketable product, this catchphrase serves as a reminder that hope, unlike goods and services, can’t be bought, sold, or packaged. It is a fundamental human experience—something that drives change, empowers individuals, and fuels resistance against oppressive systems. Wearing this message is a stand against the idea that optimism and potential should be controlled by corporations or the wealthy, and instead affirms that hope is something everyone deserves, free from exploitation.