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Designed by illustrator Penelope Dullaghan in collaboration with Pincause, a non- partisan organization, We Call BS is inspired by Emma Gonzalez’s speech during a gun control rally in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Gonzalez’s speech was in response to the Stoneman Douglas High School shooting. Gonzalez attended Stoneman Douglas and survived the mass shooting. In her speech, Gonzalez spoke out against gun violence by responding to the lack of gun control action by politicians with the tagline “We call B.S.”

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Traditionally, a person would be spanked the same amount as their age plus one more for growth as good luck. If a person didn't receive a birthday spanking, it would be considered bad luck or “soften up the body for the tomb". Today, this birthday custom is considered more as a prank.

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“Tell it like it is” idiom is used when someone is willing or is required to say the facts as they are, speak honestly regardless of the matter, to be candid or frank. The first time “tell it like it is” was recorded dates to 1899 in the Iowa State Bystander newspaper, reporting the words spoken by an individual about African American issues.