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The sticker is rectangular with a black background. Prominently displayed in the center are two lines of text in a stylized, gothic-like font, colored in a vibrant lavender. The top line reads 'patriarchat' and the bottom line reads 'entwaffnen'. Below these main lines, in smaller, white, sans-serif font, is the text 'JIN JÎYAN AZADÎ'. The sticker appears to be slightly worn and has a few thin, white lines crossing over it, possibly from tape or cracks in the surface it's adhered to.

patriarchat entwaffnen JIN JÎYAN AZADÎ

08 October 2025

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