Caricature of Sadness from Disney Pixar’s Inside Out on a light blue background.

Following the release of Disney Pixar's movie Inside Out, the Disney store produced a plethora of toys. This included a line of their "Tsum Tsum" toys dedicated to memorable characters from the movie: Joy, Sadness, Anger, Disgust, Fear, Rainbow Unicorn, and Bing Bong. These stuffed animals were created for Disney's Japanese stores and have gone on to be highly collectible internationally. 

Part of an exclusive badge set, the image depicted here is a Tsum Tsum stylized version of the character Sadness from the movie and can be categorized as "Tsum Tsum merch."

Caricature of Joy from Disney/Pixar's Inside Out on a yellow background. 

Following the release of Disney Pixar's movie Inside Out, the Disney store produced a plethora of toys. This included a line of their "Tsum Tsum" toys dedicated to memorable characters from the movie: Joy, Sadness, Anger, Disgust, Fear, Rainbow Unicorn, and Bing Bong. These stuffed animals were created for Disney's Japanese stores and have gone on to be highly collectible internationally. 

Part of an exclusive badge set, the image depicted here is a Tsum Tsum stylized version of the character Joy from the movie and can be categorized as "Tsum Tsum merch."

Alternating blue and red text on a fading, pale-yellow background. There is a rainbow on the bottom with a window cut out displaying a message in yellow text. A red knob set into the center of the button can be rotated to display one of  six different messages.

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This button is divided into three horizontal sections, red on top, white in the middle, and blue on bottom. The red section contains white text, the white section contains both red and blue text, and the blue section contains no text.

Joel Pollack was a Republican congressional nominee in Illinois’ 9th district in 2010. While Pollack was born in South Africa, he was raised in Skokie, Illinois. Pollack lost the congressional race, garnering only half as many votes as his Democratic opponent Janice Schakowsky. After his loss, Pollack took the role as editor-in-chief at Breitbart News, a far-right news outlet. Breitbart had 16 million unique visitors in 2016 making it the most-read conservative news site at the time.

The blue background features white stars and white text. Reminiscent of the US flag, white and red stripes streak across the bottom.

Fond Du Lac is a city and county in the state of Wisconsin. The county is known for holding several festivals all year long. The Klinzing surname is common in this region of the state and many Klinzings participate in the various festivals as organizers, board members, supporters, vendors and more.

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“Stronger Together” was the 2016 United States presidential campaign slogan of candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton and vice-presidential running mate Tim Kaine.

Clinton was selected as the Democratic party’s nominee following a contentious party primary, in which Clinton competed mainly with fellow Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders. The nomination was in a way momentous: while several women have run for US presidential office, Clinton is the first and only woman to have won a major-party nomination.

In the general election, Clinton lost the electoral vote—and the election—by a slim margin to Republican nominee Donald Trump. While National Public Radio wrote that the “Stronger Together” slogan was “boring” and “rhetorical oatmeal,” it was also persistent. The phrase was later used verbatim by Clinton’s former adversary in his own presidential communication.

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The 'Ask Me' slogan is used by a variety of organizations to prompt their customers to seek assistance for their needs. Individuals donning the Ask Me button are generally seen as a resource for their affiliation and a guide to their patrons.

Illustration of Yummy Clare wearing a red dress, her hands are spread out and the name of her show arches overhead in rainbow colors. The background is sky blue and dotted with clouds.

The Yummyfun Kooking Series was a 2008 cooking show for kids hosted by Clare Crespo, or "Yummy Clare," with her entourage of both puppet and human co-stars. Most notably, John C. Reilly played a recurring role as Yummy Clare's neighbor, a sea captain. Along with three full length episodes and 13 mini-episodes of the series, viewers could sign their kids up for the Yummyfun Kooking Club which included cooking supplies, recipes, and a letter from Yummy Clare in the mail every month. In 2013, Crespo's Yummyfun promotions dwindled and she shifted her focus over to physical art mediums such as pottery and illustration. In 1993, well before the beginning of Yummfun, Crespo played bass for indie musician Beck on some of his early, unreleased work.

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During World War II, U.S. soldiers experienced extreme hardship, physically and emotionally, resulting in desired moments of joy and distraction. The catchphrase, "Go Fly a Kite," first emerged in the 1940s to deter any unwelcome presence for those who wanted to be alone. These patriotic checkered buttons were produced to lighten the moods throughout the war. The collection's color scheme and checkerboard style were a way to express gratitude, yet it consisted of borderline-risque catchphrases and humorous taglines, providing light-hearted amusement for those who wore these pins.

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