Bruised Fruit

[leaveful]

[6teeth-deactivated20200318]

The Only Time I Can Like My Body Is When It Doesn’t Seem Like My Body

[beyonce]

www.beyonce.com

[thabougieone]

never.

[ghostborn]

cleansing my soul and spirit in the desert and awakening the wild woman.

[ghostborn]

windy willow witch

[ghostborn]

waiting for Gemini season like 🎭

[matthewgodgubler]

[neptuniani]

lil kim by kim andreolli, 2000

[thetrippytrip]

Please spread the word about #WakieshaWilson, found hanging in jail cell just like #SandraBland

[bannock-and-biopolitics-deactiv]

Iqaluit filmmaker tells lesbian love story | Daily Xtra

Alethea Arnaquq-Baril looks at challenges of being gay in Nunavut and the North

Alethea Arnaquq-Baril says her lesbian love story, Aviliaq:Entwined, has already started some good conversations in Nunavut, and she hopes to screen it in smaller communities in the North as well. “As Christianity encroaches on Inuit beliefs,” the film asks, “can the two women remain lovers?” The Vancouver Women in Film Festival presents Aviliaq on Thursday, March 10, 2016.

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[gobsthegoblin]

here for mentally ill people who don’t want to go to college 

here for mentally ill people who drop out of school 

here for mentally ill people who are still living with parents in their twenties 

here for mentally ill people who can’t have a job 

here for mentally ill people with no or low ambitions 

here for mentally ill people who aren’t high functioning and are seen as “lazy” in the neurotypical world and have even been stigmatized in the mentally ill community. you are all important and valid. i’m proud of you. 

[goblinparty]

s/o to mentally ill dropouts, y’all are loved and are still worthy of respect and compassion

[femmequeens]

Gabourey Sidibe photographed by Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin, V Magazine #100 Spring 2016

[pastelpuddle-deactivated2018042]

happy international women's day to the trans women who rarely ever get acknowledged as the genuine women they are

[varsityqueerleadercaptain-deact]

#womenshistorymonth Laura Aguilar, “Life, The Body, Her Perspective” “Laura Aguilar has investigated portraiture since she emerged in the late 1980s. Her stark black-and-white photographs document subjects whose images and stories are under-represented in mainstream culture—people of color, gays and lesbians and large people. Her portraits are known for their collaborative sensibility—the subjects are encouraged to investigate and negotiate with the artist from both sides of the lens. In the late 1990s, Aguilar turned the camera on herself, making dramatic nude self-portraits in which her body is contrasted with the rough terrain of the desert landscape and in which the body and landscape become one. The works continue her efforts to challenge societal assumptions about beauty”