LOCAL NEW ORLEANS

Ifátùmínínú is a native New Orleanian who founded this t-shirt line to spark conversations about the injustices we are facing in New Orleans 20 years after Hurricane Katrina.  Some issues are unique to the crescent city but some are a world-wide problem. 

This is the most African city in the US and this line is ancestor-led.  It was named after the song Local New Orleans by Katey Red, Big Freedia's mentor and should be said in your best impression of her voice....with a proper stutter.  [If you don't know the song, you're missing out.]

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We wear our voices on our shirts so we can have conversations with those that need to hear us.