Following the example of the British who began wearing safety pins in response to Brexit last June, Americans have been donning safety pins to show solidarity with marginalized groups targeted in the wave of harassment surrounding the presidential election. Wearers assert the pins are a humanitarian statement that let those threatened know they are not alone. If poking holes in your clothing isn’t always practical, consider Boston-area designer Samantha Faye’s safety-pin necklace; she’s donating a portion of the proceeds to the American Civil Liberties Union. Designed in 2014, the necklace is available in gold plate, rose gold plate, and sterling silver. Safety Pin necklace, $68 at Shopsamanthafaye.com.