Eleanor Roosevelt and Marian Anderson in Japan, May 22, 1953
(Fourteen years after then-First Lady Roosevelt’s historic resignation letter in support of Anderson.)
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Eleanor Roosevelt and Marian Anderson in Japan, May 22, 1953
(Fourteen years after then-First Lady Roosevelt’s historic resignation letter in support of Anderson.)
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[4 photos of a naked person of color tying their boots with visible piercings and tattoos. they are a total hottie.]
I <3 my boots
-Black Lace Photography
really need some boots
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on the road to teaching (by Copperdog ~ Diane)
LEAD SINGER OF PUNK BAND ‘AGAINST ME’ COMES OUT AS TRANSGENDER IN ROLLING STONE
The Associated Press reported tonight that Tom Gabel, lead singer of the punk band Against Me!, will come out as transgender in an article set to run in this week’s issue of Rolling Stone.
Gable told the magazine that she will remain married to her wife Heather, who she describes as “super-amazing and understanding.” Though she still goes Tom for the time being, Gable will eventually take the name Laura Jane Grace. She tells the interviewer that “I’m going to have embarrassing moments and that won’t be fun. But that’s a part of what talking to you is about - is hoping people will understand, and hoping they’ll be fairly kind.”
“Tom’s decision to live life authentically is not only a personal step forward, but one that will advance the national discussion about treating transgender people with fairness,” said GLAAD President Herndon Graddick. “As more and more Americans get to know people who are transgender, they’re coming to embrace and celebrate them.”
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One arm chicks doing one arm stuff. Everyone is staring at us play pool. Lol!
fuck yeah hard femmes with disabilities
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By André Kertész
(via The Metropolitan Museum of Art - Ballet Dancer, Roof Garden of Rockefeller Center)
… I said to NOM:
Well, this is me, naked, jumping into a very much public lake (right behind those trees is a highway) in broad daylight.
I love being a fat/PALE jersey shore girl. breaking the stereotype. :D
Submitted by http://bananapizzapie.tumblr.com/
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“Urban Women” by Prabuddha Dasgupta
Indian women as subjects of photographic representation have never been seen as anything other than exotic models of attractiveness… its current avatar being the one dimensional Bollywood stereotype. And that, ironically in an age where women’s accomplishments in practically every arena have far surpassed their male counterparts.
These are portraits of urban Indian women, selected for their interestingness rather than their physical charms, drawn from a variety of disciplines, sometimes confirming to gender stereotypes and sometimes defying them (via website)
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so there’s a lot of beautiful Rosie the Riveters out there, and I’ve compiled a set of them, so we can appreciate them all together :)
ps I don’t know the artists or women depicted for most of these, so if you have info, let me know and I’ll add it!
- original print (J. Howard Miller)
- Sabina England (artist and portrayal)
- unknown
- Kelly Rowland (portrayal); Derek Blanks (photographer)
- Guatelmalan Woman of Quetzalteca Especial (artist: Mario Lanz)
- unknown
- Roshan the Riveter (artist: Omid Hast)
- Latina Rosie the Riveter (artist: my-little-native)
- Robert Valadez (artist)
- unknown
And of course, the original Rosie
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Cat Number One is all, “Oh SNAP.”
Portrait of two funny cats, undated. Source: Corbis.
Anonymous hero performs public karate ritual in thunderstorm while wearing business attire.
Osaka.
submission from omigodbirds
No, really — the Obama campaign’s emails are a bit jarring sometimes.
We’re basically two months away from the...