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SHIRT HEADS: NIETSHEZIAN ÜBER LIBERAL STYLE
Posted November 10, 2010 | Comments / 0

These Soulland t-shirts are based on photographer Jacob Holtd's American Pictures. We interviewed Holtd in the magazine earlier in the year. Make sure you read what we wrote because he said some pretty amazing things about racism, ghettos, religion, hanging out with murderers, and blowing off gays because he needed some place to stay and couldn't really see the harm.

Holtd is definitely a man I want my t-shirt to associate me with. He's like a one-man campaign for tolerance and enlightenment, being more about confronting fear dead-on than it is being one of those annoying people who buys free-trade coffee but crosses the street when they see poor teenagers. If you've ever read anything on the web about Nietschez's book Antichrist (people who want to be German band members living in squats think he's God) and how he thought Jesus was this amazing guy but 99.9% of his followers confused love with being pussyholes, then maybe Holtd is a sort of Nietschezian über liberal, because with him it's not all talk.

PHOTOS: LEWIS CHAPLIN
STYLING: O CHANYAPORN THONGTHAI
MODELS: ROMAIN RJMA, THERESA WILLIAMS