Berlin
A black and white sticker with a statement against homophobia. The sticker is attached to a pole.

n ICH HASSE DAS WORT HOMOPHOBIE. ES IST KEINE PHOBIE, MAN HAT KEINE ANGST. MAN IST EIN ARSCHLOCH.

10 April 2021 18
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