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Radio This necklace serves as a

SKU: 49265168242

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This necklace serves as a political statement or expression of a particular ideology that signifies a stance against wealth inequality and economic injustice

-4 mm plastic letter beads

Pearls are traditionally associated with purity and femininity

-Glass diamond stud

Radio This necklace serves as aRadio Raheem's character and his iconic "love" and "hate" brass knuckle rings, as well as his boombox, are indeed central symbols in Spike Lee's 1989 film "Do the Right Thing." Love and Hate: Raheem's brass knuckle rings with "love" on one hand and "hate" on the other are a powerful visual representation of the film's central theme. In his soliloquy, Raheem speaks about the duality of these two emotions and the constant struggle between them. This

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