F the Binary QILT2BAG+ sticker
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CA$8.00
CA$8.00
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High-quality die-cut matte-finish stickers of my QILT2BAG+ design celebrating the many genders of humanity.
These stickers are printed by Sticker Ninja, a Portland-based printing house run by artists and designers.
50% of the proceeds of the sale of these stickers goes to various organizations working towards queer and trans liberation, including the Intersex Justice Project, For the Gworls, and OUTSaskatoon.
The QILT2BAG+ sticker is a celebration of all my queer, intersex, lesbian, trans, 2-spirit, bisexual, asexual, gay, pansexual, non-binary kin. It's in honour of the leather daddies and bears, the Drag Kings and Queens, and the QTBIPoC ancestors and elders who paved the way.
We have come a long way on the path of liberation. We have work to do still. That is why 50% of the income from these stickers is donated to organizations working towards trans, intersex and queer liberation.
Flags in this design, Left to right from top to bottom:
Intersex, lipstick lesbian, transgender, 2-spirit (miigwan's design), demigirl, agender, androgyne, genderqueer, nonbinary, genderfluid, feather flag (drag), and demiboy. The strap of the bag is in Gilbert Baker's original 1978 Pride flag colours, while the bag flap is Daniel Quasar's 2018 Progress Pride flag.
The QILT2BAG+ sticker is a celebration of all my queer, intersex, lesbian, trans, 2-spirit, bisexual, asexual, gay, pansexual, non-binary kin. It's in honour of the leather daddies and bears, the Drag Kings and Queens, and the QTBIPoC ancestors and elders who paved the way.
We have come a long way on the path of liberation. We have work to do still. That is why 50% of the income from these stickers is donated to organizations working towards trans, intersex and queer liberation.
Flags in this design, Left to right from top to bottom:
Intersex, lipstick lesbian, transgender, 2-spirit (miigwan's design), demigirl, agender, androgyne, genderqueer, nonbinary, genderfluid, feather flag (drag), and demiboy. The strap of the bag is in Gilbert Baker's original 1978 Pride flag colours, while the bag flap is Daniel Quasar's 2018 Progress Pride flag.
