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T-Shirt apparel that Teaches history without speaking.

Did-Cha-No

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Our Mission

At ANUCOMPANY LLC and the Did-Cha-No brand, our mission is to provide a medium for learning and teaching about history, particularly American history. We believe that by learning about the past, we can gain a deeper understanding of where we come from and where we are going.

Our brand, Did-Cha-No, is inspired by the idea of "teaching without speaking." We want to challenge our customers to do their own research and learn about different aspects of history through the keywords and themes present in our clothing. By doing this, we hope to encourage people to have conversations about difficult or often overlooked topics and to come to a better understanding of the world around them.

In addition to our focus on history, we also strive to create high-quality apparel that represents our values and reflects the unique qualities of our brand. We are committed to creating a positive and inclusive company culture, and we hope that our products will inspire others to do the same.

Thank you for considering ANUCOMPANY LLC and the Did-Cha-No brand for your retail clothing needs. We hope that our products will inspire you to learn, teach, and make a positive impact on the world around you.

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African American

History Key-Shits

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Abstract painting with geometric shapes and textured background
Text discussing North Carolina's eugenics program from 1929 to 1974, which sterilized around 7,600 people, mainly affecting Black individuals and targeting people with disabilities, the poor, and illegitimacy. Keyword: Eugenics Program.
Surreal painting of anthropomorphic trees and colorful fungi in a landscape
Abstract fall foliage art with red and orange leaves.
Text discussing historical claims about using black babies as alligator bait during the Jim Crow era.
Abstract painting of a stylized tree with colorful swirling background
Abstract painting with vibrant yellow and orange tones on the left side, depicting dynamic shapes resembling clouds, contrasting with dark, structured vertical forms on the right, suggesting a cityscape.
Text about Sundown Towns, racial segregation in U.S.
Abstract painting of colorful skyscrapers against a yellow background
Abstract painting of a city skyline with colorful buildings and textured clouds against a vibrant sky.
Abstract fluid art with red, black, and yellow cells
Abstract painting of a tree with multicolored circular leaves against a warm yellow and orange background.
Abstract art featuring colorful figures and geometric shapes, resembling people in motion against a backdrop of bricks and patterned tiles. Some figures have exaggerated features like large hats and earrings.
Colorful abstract painting of a jazz band with a trumpet player, drummer, and musical notes. The background is vibrant with swirling colors and abstract faces.
Painting of an illuminated capitol building with American flags at sunset, with a crowd in the foreground.
A winter landscape painting depicting a church with a tall steeple, surrounded by snow-covered trees. A musical staff with notes intertwines through the scene, suggesting music flowing through the air. The sky is painted in warm hues of pink and orange, contrasting with the snow.
Abstract painting of a tree with colorful backgrounds
Abstract painting with vertical black and white swirls, orange accents, and green iridescent patches on a dark background.
Abstract painting with vibrant colors, including yellow, orange, red, pink, blue, and green, blended and textured with glitter highlights. The composition has a dynamic, swirling pattern.
Abstract painting with vibrant colors, featuring swirling patterns and textures in blue, teal, orange, and black. The composition suggests a mountainous landscape with a tree silhouette in the foreground.
Text about the Ocoee Massacre in 1920, describing racial violence against African Americans who attempted to vote, leading to multiple deaths and forced displacements. Keyword: Ocoee Massacre.
Text about James Marion Sims, known as the "father of gynecology," and his controversial medical practices on enslaved women.
Text discussing myths about pain tolerance in black patients, stating that some doctors and trainees erroneously believe black people have thicker skin and less sensitive nerve endings. It addresses a 2016 study where these misconceptions led to inadequate treatment of black patients. Keyword: Black Patients in Pain Myth.
Text providing a historical account of racial tensions at Fairground Park pool in St. Louis, Missouri, after desegregation in 1949. It describes violent incidents when the pool, once the largest in the country, attempted integration, leading to hostility and attacks by white residents against Black swimmers. The U.S. Supreme Court later permitted draining public pools to avoid integration. Keyword: Fairground Park Riot.
Text about Juneteenth, describing its history as the day slaves in Texas were informed of their freedom on June 19, 1865, over two years after the Emancipation Proclamation. It notes Juneteenth became a federal holiday on June 17, 2021, and mentions Sylvester Magee as the last known living slave.
Text describing the Chicago Race Riot of 1919, detailing causes and events. Keywords include Chicago Race Riot of 1919.
Text describing the Orangeburg Massacre, a 1968 event where a highway patrolman fired on black student protestors at South Carolina State University, resulting in deaths and injuries.
Text describing the history of the African Burial Ground in Lower Manhattan, New York, where over 15,000 free and enslaved Africans were buried from the 1690s to the 1790s. The site was rediscovered in 1991 during construction. Excavations found remains of 419 Africans and over 500 artifacts. Today, it is the African Burial Ground National Monument in Manhattan.
Text description of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, highlighting its neo-Confederate association, support for the Ku Klux Klan, and its activities related to Confederate memorials and Civil War depictions. Includes the keyword "Daughters of the Confederacy."
Text about the 1886 Opeloasus Massacre, detailing Southern white Democrats' efforts to suppress African American voter turnout by killing around 300 individuals. Emerson Bentley, a white teacher, was in Louisiana aiding recently emancipated African Americans in finding jobs, education, and political activity, leading to the massacre. Mentions keyword: Opeloasus Massacre.
Text explaining the 1955 lynching of a 14-year-old African American boy in Mississippi, whose murderers were acquitted, highlighting its impact on the civil rights movement. His mother insisted on an open casket to show the brutality, and the accuser later admitted to lying. Keywords: Emmett Louis Till.
Text describing 1918 laws in Greenville, South Carolina, forcing black women to work for white women or face jail. Key points include complaints from white women and forced labor marked by a specific city ordinance.
Abstract painting featuring a tree silhouette against a colorful, swirling background of blues, oranges, and greens, resembling an expressive landscape with mountains.
Text describing historical events during the Jim Crow era, focusing on lynching picnics where Black families were victimized and white families gathered for entertainment. It highlights the brutality and inhumanity of these events.
Text discussing treatment of black models in fashion from 2000-2008, mentioning limited inclusion on runways and alleged reasons related to designer "Prodda." Key phrase: "Era of One Black Model per Runway."
Abstract painting with a mix of blue, yellow, green, and white colors, featuring black branch-like lines.
Text describing government policies from 1933 regarding redlining, excluding African Americans from housing, and its long-term effects on communities, referencing the book "The Color of Law."
Text about the Tuskegee Study involving 600 Black men conducted by the USPHS and Tuskegee Institute, detailing deception regarding syphilis treatment.
Abstract painting with fluid blue, black, pink, and teal patterns and branch-like lines.
Text about Tulsa Massacre, 1921, highlighting tensions between white and black communities, incident involving a black teen, resulting in a deadly attack on the black community in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Keywords: Tulsa Massacre.

Native American History Key-Shits

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A sepia-toned portrait of a Native American man wearing traditional attire, including a feathered headdress, beaded necklace, and patterned cloth. He holds a wrapped bundle and stands against a neutral backdrop.
Snow-covered pine trees at night with a starry sky above.
Snow-covered mountain landscape with ski slopes illuminated by early morning or late evening light.
Close-up of frosty grass in a winter field at sunrise with a blurred background.
Aerial view of snow-covered pine forest in winter
Palm trees under a clear blue sky.

Chinese American History Key-Shits

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Archway in Chinatown with traditional architectural elements, lanterns, and banners, spanning across a street. People and a tram are seen in the distance on the street lined with buildings.
Snow-covered pine trees in a forest under a night sky.
Snow-covered mountain landscape with ski trails at sunrise.
Frost-covered grass stems in a winter landscape at sunrise.
Aerial view of snow-covered pine trees in a forest.
Tropical palm trees against a blue sky with clouds.

Japanese American History Key-Shit

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Traditional Japanese street with wooden houses and a pagoda, two people in kimonos walking.
Snow-covered pine trees under a starry night sky.
Snow-covered mountains with ski slopes at sunrise.
Frost-covered grass in a winter landscape at sunrise.
Aerial view of a snowy forest with dense evergreen trees covered in snow.
Palm trees against a blue sky

Irish American History Key-Shit

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Medieval stone castle with battlements and round tower, featuring a decorative banner, against a purple sky.
Snow-covered forest with tall pine trees at night under a starry sky.
Snow-covered mountain landscape with ski slopes and trails at sunrise, trees and peaks in the distance.
Frost-covered grass in a snowy field at sunrise.
Aerial view of a snow-covered evergreen forest
Palm trees with clear blue sky in background

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