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A striking holographic sticker depicting a stylized black cat head mid-roar, with sharp fangs and a visible tongue. The cat features a third eye, resembling a crescent moon, on its forehead. Above the cat's head, the word "ROAR" is written, and below it, the word "WOMEN" is displayed. Both words are in bold black letters with a distinctive outline. The sticker itself has an iridescent, rainbow-like sheen, making it stand out against the grey, peeling surface of the utility pole it's affixed to.

ROAR WOMEN

19 July 2025 14
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