MAKE CLASS A RITUAL   THIS TEA IS A SEED   Drink tea and join the ritual of class! All money from tea goes directly to book artist Tash Nikol and her amazing publishing venture, Grace Issues! This tea is exclusively made for Warman School by Tash!  Notes from Tash about this tea:   What matters: flowers in my cup a garden of ideas   the memory  of the poem                         taking root in thousands                          of minds ~ Diane di Prima     cornflower, honey bush, lemon verbena, orange peels, calendula   pretty, bright, floral, uplifting, and citrusy......     cornflower – subtle earthy, pretty blue flowers, and good for calming the nerves lemon verbena – light, lemony, and clarity-boosting calendula – warm, golden flowers, and soothing for digestion and inflammation, good for vision annnd skin honey bush – sweet, smooth, and caffeine-free, grounding the blend         orange peels - more brightness, citrusy,     it's caffeine free but still very stimulating with the citrus notes. flavorful but in a nice soothing way. i made something that helps us feel grounded and inspired w/ the pen.  sliding scale Tea Tier 1 $14.00 USD Tea Tier 2 $18.00 USD Tea Tier 3 $25.00 USD ABOUT TASH NIKOL: I am a writer, book artist, editor, and curator. I currently live on Munsee Lenape (Brooklyn) and am from the South, Muscogee Creek (Atlanta) territory. I'm from Afro-Choctaw-Houma ancestry and work to further explore Black and Indigenous ancestry through poetic language and healing practices such as herbalism and as a reiki practitioner.

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shirts go from sizes S to XXL ! prices include shipping in the USA ! if you would like to ship outside the USA please do the $85+ price option. 

shirts are sliding scale, give what you can, from $65-95. 100% of profits from shirts go directly to pay Black teachers to teach groups of Black students who recieve free tuition in honor of our friend Zoe Rana Mungin. 

shirts are hand screenprinted in Brooklyn :) They are on extra thick cotton shirts made in USA at a factory w/ Living wages. 

in the first iteration of the Zoe Rana Mungin Scholarship Program we are funding 50 Black students to take Jazz as Communication with Gabrielle Octavia Rucker in 2022 & 2023. 

SHIRTS ARE SOLD OUT :( donations can be made on Paypal to LA@WarmanSchool.com

about Zoe

i met Zoe in my mfa program at UMass. a brilliant writer, she fought for racial equity in a racist mfa program. she used her experiences as the only Black woman in our mfa to advocate for systemic change. Zoe never stopped fighting for Black writers and people. In 2020 she died of covid early in the pandemic in NYC due to medical racism. The loss of Zoe was felt profoundly by her public school students in Brooklyn and anyone who crossed her path, whether in the academy or at the hockey game. 

September 23, 1989 - April 27, 2020

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