20 Bold Gifts for the Feminists in Your Life (2024)

For the budding feminist, a sweet reminder to dream big.

"Power To The People" is both a song lyric by James Brown and a song title by John Lennon, and it still holds the same power today as it did when it was penned.

If your loved one likes to send letters, whether to politicians or just to say hi to a friend, this set of empowering postcards is guaranteed to be a hit.

This cheeky book is laugh-out-loud funny with passages like, "He calls me into his office and closes the door ... to promote me. He promotes me again and again. I am wild with ecstasy."

Sugar, spice, and everything nice? Nope. In 2023, it's sugar, spice, and Reproductive rights. This tea towel is perfect for the hhome cook or baker friend who seeks to smash the patriarchy.

Robin and Andréa McBride became the first African-American sister duo to establish a wine brand in 2005. Now, the sisters offer a broad range of wines that will help you (and your friends) relax after a hard day.

Podcast hosts Ann Friedman and Aminatou Sow popularized the term "shine theory," which is the idea that women go farther if they all support each other. Artist and poet Cleo Wade designed this t-shirt as a reminder to keep the shine going.

In 1996, Cher recalled a conversation in which her mother asked her when she was going to "settle down and marry a rich man." "Mom," she famously responded, "I am a rich man."

In Women Don't Owe You Pretty, Florence Given encourages readers to question the social pressures placed on women in the social media age and make strides towards self-love and self-acceptance.

This insightful and humorous essay collection is a gentle way to help others understand how culture has influenced the role of women in society.

This vertical take on a nameplate necklace is bold, yet elegant enough to be worn as a lucky talisman each day.

CLR Los Angeles celebrates the fun and luxury of color. The brand was launched in 2020 by a team of women, LGBTQ+ people and people of color. It sells a rainbow line of candles that have signature scents to match each color, like the warm and spicy yellow candle with notes of water orchid, basil and patchouli.

In 1978, Maya Angelou coined the term "Phenomenal Woman" when she released her poem of the some title. The saying has only grown in popularity of the years. This t-shirt with the words etched across the front is a bold, powerful message that any feminist can get behind.

The balled up fist has been a sign of power and strength for decades. This pin emphasizes on the sign being one of unity with different skin tones painted across the fist.

We love a travel mug that blatantly states the truth!

A gentle, but firm, reminder.

For a statement piece that will prompt conversation, grab this Audre Lorde pillow from woman-owned Don't Sleep Interiors on Etsy. The brand sells decorative pillows, mugs and art that reference historical Black American figures across literature, politics and activism.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg, fondly known as RBG, was a key catalyst in women obtaining their rights in the United States. When she joined the Supreme Court justices, she fought against gender discrimination and equality and helped to unify the court. Now, your feminist friend can follow in RBG's footsteps with this tote bag that displays a picture of the beloved judge along with her initials.

Founded in 2015, Benevolence LA is Kimberley Dufour's way to create handy products while also giving back to the Los Angeles area. This velvet jewelry box is perfect for traveling and comes in multiple colors—but don't take it from us, it was a best-seller on Oprah's Favorite Things last year!

A little jewelry never hurt anyone, and this option from MantraBand has an endearing saying that will inspire your activist friend for years to come.