Legalize gay shirt
The other day, I was walking down the highway and went past an American Apparel store. In the window on a mannequin was one of their “Legalize Gay” shirts. I looked at it and noticed that it said “Repeal Prop 8 Now.” (By the way, some of the images of the shirt on that link are NSFW.)
First of all, I wondered why the shirt didn’t say “Legalize Gay Marriage.” Having “Legalize Gay” implies to me that it would be in help of decriminalizing homosexuality in various countries. Second, I was annoyed that it said “Repeal Prop 8 Now.” Yes, I was angered by the channel of Proposition 8 because I felt as though it stripped gays and lesbians in California of equality. However, several states have legalized gay marriage since the passage of Proposition 8, including my home state of Iowa. I know that American Apparel is based out of Los Angeles, but they’re all over the nation. Why can’t we just focus on legalizing gay marriage everywhere in America? If Iowa can legalize same-sex marriage, why can’t it be legalized in Illinois? (There is a bill presently in the State House in Illinois to legaliz
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Legalize Gay Political T Shirt
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Case Study: American Apparel
The beginning: Legalize Gay
In 2006, in addition to participating in a variety of immigration protests, the company launched an advertising and lobbying campaign called "Legalize LA", relating to immigration reform. After the passing of Prop 8 (which defines marriage in the express as one man and one woman) in California in November 2008, AA launched the Legalize Queer campaign. It was similar to the Legalize LA campaign, and shirts with "Legalize Gay" and "Repeal Prop 8" printed on them in the similar style as the shirts of Legalize LA were sold by the company.
In 2009, AA put its "Legalize Gay" t-shirt in storefront windows in Washinton, D.C. When a organization of anti-LGBT vandals broke the store's windows, the company didn't back down, but rather agreed to send shirts to any group in D.C. that was fighting for same-sex attracted rights.
When a student at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, was attacked and viciously punched in the meet by two men for wearing an American Apparel “Legalize Gay” t-shirt, AA stepped up. They sent 500 of the t-shirts to the UWW campus, and took out a full page ad in the student newspaper, which declared itself an ally to the GLBT commu
.
Case Study: American Apparel
The beginning: Legalize Gay
In 2006, in addition to participating in a variety of immigration protests, the company launched an advertising and lobbying campaign called "Legalize LA", relating to immigration reform. After the passing of Prop 8 (which defines marriage in the express as one man and one woman) in California in November 2008, AA launched the Legalize Queer campaign. It was similar to the Legalize LA campaign, and shirts with "Legalize Gay" and "Repeal Prop 8" printed on them in the similar style as the shirts of Legalize LA were sold by the company.
In 2009, AA put its "Legalize Gay" t-shirt in storefront windows in Washinton, D.C. When a organization of anti-LGBT vandals broke the store's windows, the company didn't back down, but rather agreed to send shirts to any group in D.C. that was fighting for same-sex attracted rights.
When a student at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, was attacked and viciously punched in the meet by two men for wearing an American Apparel “Legalize Gay” t-shirt, AA stepped up. They sent 500 of the t-shirts to the UWW campus, and took out a full page ad in the student newspaper, which declared itself an ally to the GLBT commu
.