My Knickers Hanging

¡Viva el Mal, sangre menstrual! ¡Viva el Mal, dentadura vaginal! ¡Viva el Mal, misa negra y bacanal!

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[lilnoex]

So this is my school… this happened

[lynncinnamon]

Patti Smith, Bowery, 1976 by Godlis

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Wesleyan University sophomore Sally Rappaport is adding a new set of voices to the fight against victim blaming with Project “Not Asking For It.” See the full video here. 

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1970s skater girls. 

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EIHI SHIINA

TOKYO GORE POLICE / 2008 / YOSHIHIRO NISHIMURA

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British woman Harnaam Kaur started growing facial hair at 16 as a side effect of polycystic ovary syndrome. She tried waxing, shaving and bleaching before being baptised a Sikh, which forbids the cutting of body hair. Photograph: Brock Elbank/Barcroft Media

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[deforest]

Joan Crawford in Possessed (1931)

[radicalmuslimfeminist]

82 years later and it’s still relevant

[twoshotsofhappyoneshotofsad]

This will never not be relevant.

[shesfiction]

82 years and we still have to fucking tell men this shit

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Laveria; Vaudeville Strongwoman

glasier c.1897

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[dovsherman]

[mythosidhe]

Although I have to point out that there was a piece of speculative science fiction called The Blazing World published by one Margaret Cavendish, Duchess of Newcastle-upon-Tyne in 1666, slightly predating Mary Shelley.

[naamahdarling]

This is the thing. Women have been doing awesome shit since there was awesome shit to do, we’ve BEEN THERE, if anyone bothered to look.

[youmightbeamisogynist]

Oh, they looked. And then maliciously and willfully erased us from the books to keep anyone else from “getting ideas.”

[gehayi]

Hell, the first named author in history? Enheduanna, a Sumerian high priestess, poet and lyricist. She’s known as the Shakespeare of Sumerian literature.

[smitethestate]

All of this is beautiful.

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Suffragette pavement artists in London. 12th August 1913.