Wholesale (set of 3 bumper stickers) - Be gay, do crime!
"Be gay, do crime!" bumper sticker:
- 10% of your purchase will be donated to the ACLU™
Why be gay, do crime?
Personally, I interpret the mantra, "be gay, do crime," to mean that from a historical context, our queer ancestry, by means of just existing as a queer person, inadvertently broke laws grounded in bigotry, oppression, and hate. For some, this fact remains a reality, especially as we face the risk of about 100 Transphobic legislation, introduced in 2021, among about 33 states in the US.
Minimum purchase quantity
3 prints at $3.92per print;
(HINT: to purchase more, order quantity will increase by a factor of 3)Suggested retail:
$6.00
Why be gay, do crime?
Well, for starters, it supports the true spirit behind Pride month. Pride, born out of our community's reckoning with a bigoted social and legislative construct. Second, we chose to commemorate what is believed to be the spark which ignited queer uprisings in all corners of the US: The Cooper Donuts Riot, an uprising comprised of members of the LGBTQ+ community, happened sometime in May, 1959 in response to police harassment against them.
Personally, I interpret the mantra, "be gay, do crime," to mean that from a historical context, our queer ancestry, by means of just existing as a queer person, inadvertently broke laws grounded in bigotry, oppression, and hate. For some, this fact remains a reality, especially as we face the risk of about 100 Transphobic legislation, introduced in 2021, among about 33 states in the US.
It goes without saying that the ACLU and other organizations can't fight this battle alone; get educated, spark conversation with this art bundle, and fight by telling your elected officials that Trans lives deserves the right to happiness, wholeness, inclusion, and more!
To reiterate, 10% of your purchase will be donated to the ACLU™ (aka American Civil Liberties Union™)!
*Disclaimers: The ACLU™ is in no way affiliated with these products.Specs:
7.5" x 3.75" vinyl sticker; FYI: the pink/red texture is made from a manipulated photo featuring a window being smashed by queer protestors