Stick it to them: Before social media, bumper stickers were the Twitter of the roads
Headline from WTOP Washington DC
Before we had social media, Americans used bumper stickers to share their strongest and strangest views with people who didn’t necessarily care. The medium back then was cars. Slap a belief on the rear end and go. If people agreed, they honked. If they disagreed, they honked.
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Before we had social media, Americans used bumper stickers to share their strongest and strangest views with people who didn’t necessarily care. The medium back then was cars. Slap a belief on the rear end and go. If people agreed, they honked. If they disagreed, they honked.
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