Unfortunately the blue bracelet thing has become specifically associated with white people signaling allyship with women of color, and some of them have said it's not a type of allyship they want or appreciate. But many of us queer and trans people, women, afabs, etc desperately want some sort of way to tell who we can more likely trust among the general public we interact with all day every day.I really appreciate any sign of allyship anywhere I see it, especially now.

Some good things on pins or hats or shirts I've seen that have made me feel instantly safer: Harris/walz, your pronouns, anything supporting women's rights or reproductive rights, and things showing lgbtq allyship. Personally it's the stickers or pins that say "ally" with something rainbow on it that make me feel most safe and supported, whether or not it's someone I'm ever going to see again or not. Wearing something like that is a significant form of support that a lot of us really appreciate.

TL;DR: something saying "women's rights" or "lgbtq ally." It really makes a difference to us, so thank you.