Women fighting for healthcare and abortion rights in the 1960s.
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Women fighting for healthcare and abortion rights in the 1960s.
Bridal hairstyle in French Elle, March 1977. (x)
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White-tailed fawn jumping over a fence By: Leonard Lee Rue III From: The World of the White-tailed Deer 1962
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Went to an abandoned mansion today and it was pretty intriguing
4 Women pose for a picture in Maryland, US in 1950. They were showing off the weapons they used to round up 4 men who had been terrorizing the neighbourhood for 3 weeks. They shot at the men, chased them down, forced them to surrender, and then waited for the police to arrive.
ladies invented your favorite science fiction subgenres
Margaret Cavendish - Mary Shelley - Emma Orczy - Catherine Lucille Moore
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Pauline Hopkins - Begum Rokeya - Octavia E. Butler
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Kate Baer, from And Yet: Poems; “These Days”
[Text ID: “My body ages, / my anger burns into a seam. / I am so annoyed by love / and still it comes.”]
Fran Drescher photographed by Mario Casilli, 1991.
Cindy and Barb’s Wedding, Boston, 1986
A Palestinian girl holds a candle in front of her home during a power cut at the Jabaliya refugee camp, Gaza. Electricity is reported to be cut for 12 hours every day as part of a mains power crisis as a result of political and economic instability on the Gaza Strip. @Ali Noureldine
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hypnotic stranger by emma beatrez, 2023, oil on canvas, 48 × 36 × 1.5 inches
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