Stockholm
A rectangular sticker with a dark, smoky background showing a bonfire burning at the bottom. The text is in Swedish, arranged vertically. The top line reads 'VÅR FRAMTID' in a red, distressed, brush-stroke font. Below it, 'STOLT' is in white block letters, 'VIT' is in black letters inside a white painted rectangle, and 'UNGDOM' is in white block letters. Underneath 'UNGDOM' is the website 'STOLTVITUNGDOM.SE' in small red letters. The bottom line reads 'DITT ANSVAR!' in the same red distressed font.

VÅR FRAMTID STOLT VIT UNGDOM STOLTVITUNGDOM.SE DITT ANSVAR!

26 September 24
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