'Boycott Gen-X Crap' Sticker
Generation X are those born 1965 to 1984, sometimes seen as a self-centered generation riding the razor's edge between indie and consumerism. Every generation has it's own crap, but negative exports of Generation X include slacker attitudes, latchkey children, and the crack epidemic.
Still yet, there is a more modern negative attribution with "Gen-X" in form of the chemical GenX pollution in NC by DuPont and Chemours which has for decades been releasing this chemical in to the Cape Fear River which then has been going in to the water supply.
This water contamination can't be filtered, so North Carolina residents have been effectively poisoned for years. GenX is used for making non-stick cookware, which many see as dangerous to even cook with. Sadly, for many that avoided non-stick cookware, they were still being contaminated by their local water supply.
This sticker is about 8.5 inches wide and 1 inch high.
Unamerican Activities was a subversive sticker manufacturer which was founded in 1994 by Srini Kumar. The stickers ceased being produced some years ago in favor of a pivot to apparel. Their website has since gone away.
Our entire stock of Unamerican stickers are all out-of-print and old stock from around 2005, but there is no way to identify when the stickers were actually manufactured. These stickers have been tested to ensure they will adhere to surfaces, just make sure that you apply to a clean and dry smooth surface.
All Unamerican stickers are vinyl and black and white.
These are vintage and not available elsewhere that we are aware of. Once they are gone, they are gone!