Do It Black and White

White text on black background. 

The “Do it.” button delivers a blunt, two-word prompt that invites any kind of action. It can be used for personal motivation or political messages. Such slogan buttons flourished in the late 1960s, when cheap pinbacks became common media for expressing attitude and activism, with short, bold phrases designed for quick reading. Because it doesn’t specify a particular cause, the message remains versatile and timeless. It illustrates how brief slogans can be used as portable expressions of mood and purpose.