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Revel & Riot is bringing sexy back

By Sanita • May 17, 2012 11:58 pm EDT

Have you heard about Revel & Riot?

Officially, “the primary objective of Revel & Riot is to promote LGBTQ rights,
awareness and equality through new media, graphics, writing and
products on the internet.”

And they do this brilliantly, providing us with timely news, resources (US/Canada), amazing artsy photos and queer art. And here’s the part you can take home: their shop.

Some favourites for this summer:

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