"Hands Off Hains" is D.C.'s newest resistance merch

State of play: Artist Summer Delehanty is among the birders, cyclists and golfers worried about the Trump administration's remake of East Potomac Park.

• "I'm tired of feeling helpless," she tells Axios. "It's what I can do as an artist — create a walking billboard of what's going on."
• Proceeds from her new T-shirts and posters ($13-$25) benefit the DC Preservation League.

The big picture: Protest merch is having a moment in D.C., from viral "sandwich guy" tees to passport stickers and Reflecting Pool-inspired apparel.

The bottom line: "We may not win this with money," Delehanty says, "but at least we can send a message: 'We don't want this.'"