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Atlanta, GA(PRLEAP)April 5, 2006 — Won’t Be Denied is the brand t-shirt transcending thousands into action. This apparel is established to bring forth the movement within an individual, as well as the collective voice. No matter of the size of the demonstration: 1, 200, or 500,000 – each voice has a purpose – a dream.

Since the beginning of 2006, millions have boycotted, demonstrated, rallied, or walked for a cause. Of course there are the annual causes, such as, Susan B. Komen’s Walk for Cancer that draws in millions of supporter and survivors each year. In addition, there’s the Million More (Million Man) March on Washington, cultivated by Minister Louis Farrakhan. The yearly demonstration is geared toward the betterment of the African American and Latino population.

Outside of these calendared causes, there are those that stir up like a hurricane, when the heat and cold pressures are rushed together. No one can predict when, who, or where a march, rally, or demonstration will explode.

To forecast a protest of over a half a million people against the Anti-Immigration Law in downtown Los Angeles would’ve been divined intervention. This overflow of protestors is being scribed as the largest in California’s history.

With the continuous changes: politically, socially, economically, and religiously, more and more people are building their platforms as high as the penthouse suite. The value and urgency of its foundation, is just that, valuable and urgent.

In Grand Rapids, Michigan, approximately 200 people protested against the war in Iraq. These protestors were just a segment of the voices of this cause on this day, throughout the world. The rally’s purpose mirrored the world wide web, by linking their voices with all other protestors around the globe.

It appears as the cause strengthens so does the supporters. Prime example is the anti—war march and rally in Coopertown, NY. On March 19, 2006 more than 300 people participated, in comparison to just 30 in 2005.

As people pump their fist, raise their voices, and fan signs, the lasting marks are found in the apparel.

Each year approximately 1.4 billion t-shirts in the United States are sold. This apparel sector is a simplistic, for it voices one’s uniqueness.

T-shirts speak loudly. Their voices can be positive or negative. Apparel leader Abercrombie & Fitch, delved into the field of distasteful tees in the summer of 2001. The sexual cogitative logos, phrases, and merchandise inflamed family advocacy groups.

Won’t Be Denied Apparel’s driving force behind its logo is to transcend thousands into action. “With so much negatively driven propaganda today, our goal is to shake it up by generating strength and motivation through our tees,” says the founder. “We feel that the young, the wise, the dreamer, or the hopeful can wear our t-shirts and experience an abundance of untapped energy within themselves. So many others have,” continues C.F. Jackson.

When it comes to demonstrating solo or as collective minds, Won’t Be Denied Apparel’s brand is shouting, rallying and boycotting along with the masses.

The founder of Won’t Be Denied Apparel left behind a thought provoking question that must be shared, “What is it you ‘won’t be denied’?”

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Won't Be Apparel, established to bring forth the movement within you. Visit www.wontbedenied.com to learn more about this apparel and it's explosive energy.

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