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Wholesale Inflatable Frog, Dinosaur, Unicorn Resist Sticker for Activists
Wholesale Inflatable Frog, Dinosaur, Unicorn Resist Sticker for Activists
Wholesale Inflatable Frog, Dinosaur, Unicorn Resist Sticker for Activists
Wholesale Inflatable Frog, Dinosaur, Unicorn Resist Sticker for Activists
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Show your support for creative resistance with the Inflatable Frog, Dinosaur, Unicorn Resist Sticker. This weatherproof, fade resistant sticker is inspired by the inflatable animal costume demonstrations in Portland and makes a perfect stocking stuffer.The frog has become a playful symbol of unity, and nonviolent resistance, reminding us that humor, joy and imagination can move people toward compassion and change. These permanent vinyl stickers are perfect for laptops, water bottles, cars, guitar cases or anywhere you want to show what you stand for. Size: 4 in x 3 in. A portion of the proceeds from this sticker supports the National Immigration Law Center. If you want to further support their work of advancing and defending the rights and opportunities of low-income immigrants and their families, head over to nilc.org to learn more. This sticker is a special collab between Waterknot and Scarecrow & Nut Tree. It’s designed in Portland, Oregon and printed in the USA.
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SKU: 204STKD Made in United States Audience: Everyone Color: Purple Is Set: Individual Theme: Politics Product Language: English Weight: 8.5 g (0.3 oz) Dimensions: 10.2 x 7.6 cm (4 x 3 in)
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