Help Me Dad-Hat

Times have certainly changed. We’re now living in an era we’re RECORDING someone’s tragedy or misfortune supersedes ACTUALLY lending a helping hand. We’ve become so desensitized to the suffering of others that we’re literally standing by as witnesses, WATCHING tragic events play out like an ON DEMAND TV show. THIS MUST STOP. Proof of injustice is important to facilitate justice. However, grabbing a smart phone with the intent to post on social median (clout chasing) should NEVER take priority over getting involved and offering assistance. This design is a call-to-action to end that cycle. After all, the next life that may need to be saved MAY BE YOUR OWN. #JUSTICEFORJUNIOR http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/ny-metro-cops-search-suspects-slain-bronx-teen-20180622-story.html Available in 100% cotton twill; 6-panel, low-profile; unstructured crown with top button and six sewn eyelets; matching color sweatband; fabric closure with brass buckle and brass grommet hideaway closure; precurved