Mutter Museum Store
Collection T-Shirt
$ 24.95
Mutter Museum Store
Collection T-Shirt
$ 24.95
Are you a fan of the image we have on our hoodie? Is the weather too hot to sport your fandom in said hoodie? Than this t-shirt is the answer!
Your favorite graphic appears in full on the back, while the Mütter Museum and Philadelphia receive their noted shout-outs on the front right chest.
Pre-shrunk, jersey knit cotton. Available only in black.
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Albert Einstein: The Historical Figures
$ 29.95
Visit product page →This charming Albert Einstein collectible action figure features:
- High-quality PVC plastic construction
- 5 inches tall
- Highly detailed painting
- Transparent base
- Individual box
- 10 facts about the character on the boxThe figurine comes with a free Augmented Reality app that allows you to visit Albert Einstein's Lecture Hall with your phone and click on objects relevant to him.
Made by Today is Art Day.
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Anatomy Research Series Pocket Notebook Pack
$ 13.00
Visit product page →These pocket notebooks are perfect for making notes during your rotations, keeping track of assignments, or recording data in the field.
At four by six inches, they fit comfortably in one hand or your back pocket.
Each Anatomy 4-pack contains four different covers:
• Human Body
• Anatomical Heart
• Neurons
• SkeletonEach notebook has a different type of inside pages: (Lined, Graph, Dot Grid, and Blank), so pick the one that's right for today's field notes and you're ready for your next adventure.
The perfect gift for your lab partner. The perfect necessity for your work.
Learn Beautifully.
Details
• 4 designs per pack
• 32 pages per notebook
• Printed in eco-friendly soy ink
• 100% recycled paper
• 4" x 6"
• Lined, Graph, Dot Grid, Blank inside pagesMade by Cognitive Surplus.
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Black Skull Fabric Earrings
$ 7.50
Visit product page →Earrings measure approx .5 inch wide, and has a hypoallergenic, raw titanium post.
Posts are nickel-free and cadmium free.
Fabric buttons are made of 100% cotton, hand stretched (by me) over an aluminum dome.Made by Rachel O's.
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Born Both: An Intersex Life
$ 27.00
From one of the world’s foremost intersex activists, a candid, provocative, and eye-opening memoir of gender identity, self-acceptance, and love.Visit product page →
My name is Hida Viloria. I was raised as a girl but discovered at a young age that my body looked different. Having endured an often turbulent home life as a kid, there were many times when I felt scared and alone, especially given my attraction to girls. But unlike most people in the first world who are born intersex–meaning they have genitals, reproductive organs, hormones, and/or chromosomal patterns that do not fit standard definitions of male or female–I grew up in the body I was born with because my parents did not have my sex characteristics surgically altered at birth.
It wasn’t until I was twenty-six and encountered the term intersex in a San Francisco newspaper that I finally had a name for my difference. That’s when I began to explore what it means to live in the space between genders–to be both and neither. I tried living as a feminine woman, an androgynous person, and even for a brief period of time as a man. Good friends would not recognize me, and gay men would hit on me. My gender fluidity was exciting, and in many ways freeing–but it could also be isolating.
I had to know if there were other intersex people like me, but when I finally found an intersex community to connect with I was shocked, and then deeply upset, to learn that most of the people I met had been scarred, both physically and psychologically, by infant surgeries and hormone treatments meant to “correct” their bodies. Realizing that the invisibility of intersex people in society facilitated these practices, I made it my mission to bring an end to it–and became one of the first people to voluntarily come out as intersex at a national and then international level.
Born Both is the story of my lifelong journey toward finding love and embracing my authentic identity in a world that insists on categorizing people into either/or, and of my decades-long fight for human rights and equality for intersex people everywhere.
