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A robe, white undies and a Pride flag make civil-rights messaging considerably more fabulous.
The phrase was used on American Apparel protest merchandise around the fight over California's Proposition 8 in 2008, which makes it part of a specific marriage-equality era. The underwear-and-robe cartoon keeps that civil-rights history gloriously unserious.
American Apparel used 'Legalize Gay' on protest T-shirts during the 2008 fight over California's Proposition 8, which removed marriage rights from same-sex couples after they had briefly been recognised.
Stick it on a laptop, notebook, mirror, storage case or another clean smooth indoor surface that deserves more queer personality and significantly less default-setting design.
This LGBTQ+ rights sticker keeps the politics readable without turning Legalize Gay into a campaign leaflet. Put it on the gear that actually leaves the house so the message stays visible after the march, meeting or Pride weekend ends.
High-opacity vinyl gives the colours and lettering a strong finish, while the bubble-free construction helps avoid the wrinkled-sticker tragedy. Clean the surface first, press it down smoothly and enjoy the tiny piece of queer real estate.
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Single stickers come on sheet in three sizes 3x3 inch (8cm x 8cm), 4x4 inch (10cm x 10 cm) and 5.5x5.5 inch (14cm x 14cm).
Our group sets are only available on the 5.5x5.5 inch (14cm x 14cm) sheet to allow for multiple designs.
Don't forget to clean the surface before applying the sticker.

