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27, she/her, cis white femme4butch lesbian
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Now uploading on instagram @ myfemmeeye
Anne of Green Gables (1979)
Anne of Green Gables (1979)
made an mp3 player tie :)) and i can change the music with my button pins hehe >:3
correct me if i'm wrong, but i don't see any good reason for institutions to hoard thousands of photos taken by people who are no longer alive, keep them hidden, and then make money from access and from people wanting to use them for their own projects or any other purpose. these images are part of our shared history, not commodities. they should be seen, not stay hidden.
the asala collection (spanning 130 years, 355 albums/items, and more than 30.000 images) is a perfect example
the collection has been exhibited and promoted, & it is clearly an important historical archive. but who gets meaningful access?
a single rare photo album like those in collections such as this can cost thousands, putting them mainly within reach of wealthy collectors, universities, or museums.
these images are records of human history. when our shared visual heritage is locked behind ownership, price, and restricted access, most people lose the chance to see and learn from it.
they should be preserved, digitised & made accessible.
there is a pdf giving a glimpse into this huge collection; here. and this is only one collection; focused on the middle east & arabian peninsula. there are countless others.
middle and ring lesbian archive is a great resource btw. highly recommend perusing issues of erotic mag on our backs and leatherdyke zine brat attack :)
sometimes being a fan of something means not wanting them to make any more of it
repeat after me: i am a sexy bitch and no one ruins my 2014
I am a sexy bitch and no one ruins my 2014
'Transfem DIY HRT' and 'Transmasc DIY HRT' are a pair of zines aimed at teaching transgender people how to safely self-administer DIY Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT).
Both zines are 100% free to download here from Little Mouse (who also made the zine). Print, share and distribute to those who need it!
The information contained in this zine is collated from, and openly available from, DIYHRT.info.
tiffani thiessen, 1993.
Foyer of the Neue Pinakothek (1975-81) in Munich, Germany, by Alexander von Branca
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