"FREEDOM IS IN PERIL" was the real-life sequel to the WWII-era "KEEP CALM AND CARRY ON" poster—given modern politics, this slogan rings truer than ever.

The slogan "KEEP CALM AND CARRY ON" was created by the British government in 1939 as a way to boost morale in cities that were constantly threatened by air raids. In the last few years, it has become a cultural landmark, repeatedly referenced and endlessly copied.

Originally, however, the poster bearing that phrase was followed by a second, more aggressive iteration which read, "FREEDOM IS IN PERIL – DEFEND IT WITH ALL YOUR MIGHT." In these uncertain times, full of political unrest, that statement rings truer than ever.

This flexibound journal—bearing that inspirational battle cry on a stirring blue cover and with an elastic band closure—will appeal to everyone who wants to mark themselves as a defender of the things in which they believe.