[ohbellamy]

I love you. And I’m worried about dancing in front of our friends. The end.

[kieljamespatrick]

[the-reading-nook]

[ohloverlydarling]

jo stockton (audrey hepburn)’s photoshoots in “funny face” (1957)🎈

[mmmoky]

shadows and people in ostuni. (at Ostuni)

[thiscityscreamsyourname]

You are allowed to be both a masterpiece and a work in progress, simultaneously.

Sophia Bush   (via thatkindofwoman)

[ambivertdreamer]

[lilacremes-deactivated20220714]

[thegoodvybe]

[donnajosh]

Top 15 West Wing Relationships (as voted by my followers)

9. Ainsley Hayes and Sam Seaborn      “Have you been watching?”      “Yes.”      “Aren’t I delightful?”      “Yes.”

[dailyswiftgifs]

[donnajosh]

[donnajosh]

[mindyxkaling-deactivated2020120]

you’re my soup snake.

[katiebishop]

[donnajosh]

Top 15 West Wing Relationships (as voted by my followers)

8. Jed Bartlet and Mrs. Landingham      “Look at you. You’re a boy king. You’re a foot smarter than the smartest kids in the class. You’re blessed with inspiration. You must know this by now. You must have sensed it. Look, if you think we’re wrong, if you think Mr. Hopkins should honestly get paid more than Mrs. Chadwick, then I respect that. But if you think we’re right and you won’t speak up because you can’t be bothered, then god, Jed, I don’t even want to know you.”

[makerswomen]

“The first case I argued [in front of the Supreme Court] was Frontiero v. Richardson…When I got to the podium I was at first terribly nervous and then looked up at the justices and thought to myself ‘These are the most important judges in the United States. And they have to listen to me.’”—Ruth Bader Ginsburg

This week is all about the TroubleMAKERS—women who have bucked against harmful stereotypes, ridiculous laws, and boring, traditional gender roles.

Who better to start us off than The Notorious RBG? Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States Ruth Bader Ginsburg founded the Women’s Rights Project in 1972 to take on cases of gender discrimination. In 1973, she made history when she argued her very first case in the Supreme Court, Frontiero v. Richardson. Frontiero was a female lieutenant in the Air Force. Unlike her male peers, she received no housing allowance for being a married officer, and her spouse had no access to the dental and medical services on base. Because of RBG’s arguments, and the overwhelming evidence she presented, the Supreme Court concluded, in an 8-1 decision, that this was a violation of her rights. 

Get it, RBG.