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Viva Miuccia! Cursory notes on the political t-shirt

Submitted by spitzenprodukte on Jun 18 2014 09:24

What do political t-shirts as a form — and their content — say about current attitudes to LGBT issues in parliamentary parties?

Submitted by spitzenprodukte on Feb 27 2014 17:03

Does digital propaganda produced by Western LGBT communities in solidarity with Russian queers expose an exploitative relationship?

Spitzenprodukte considers autonomist anti-work politics through the lenses of songs by Dolly Parton, Le Tigre and Shangela Laquifa.

Cursory notes by spitzenprodukte on the evolution of a memetic non-demand.

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