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The world needs more cute things. Here are three of them, which are yours to download and use however you please. We hope they brighten your day, your week, your month, your year. Let's face this mess head-on and armed with adorable self-care puns.
Let’s get through this TOGETHER.
Stay close to anything that makes you glad you’re alive.
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womankind, arise!
I've been friends with Jade on Facebook for a year or so now. I became acquainted with her through her gorgeous photography of mothers, and fell only further into adoration as I saw all of the beauty that Jade captures, and that she herself possess.One of her most recent projects brings attention to the Dakota Access Pipeline, sharing the story of those standing in peaceful protest.
We’re back here again. *deep breath*
WE STAND WITH STANDING ROCK.
you future is up to you. create something you can be proud of
Onward.
It is January 19, 2017. It is the last day of Barack Hussein Obama’s presidency. I have been sitting with my fingers hovering over my keyboard for 20 minutes waiting for the words to come. There are only three words that keep coming: Yes, we can.I want to rally you. I want to reassure you. I want to write the clarion call that will break forth from the panicked chatter all around us and somehow be the one to craft the message that we carry boldly into the next phase of the American Experiment.
“We, all of us, are Americans and we can be Americans however we choose to be. They do not define America. We do.”
19 Black women you need to know about who broke boundaries and made beauty history
1. Madam C.J. Walker
Hair loss sparked Madam C.J. Walker (born Sarah Breedlove) to develop a line of hair-care products just for African-American women in the early 1900s — and her entrepreneurial efforts led her to become one of the first female self-made millionaires in America.
2. Naomi Sims
After appearing on the November cover of Ladies’ Home Journal the year before, Sims made headlines when she graced the cover of LIFE magazine in 1969 — the first Black model to do so.
3. Beverly Johnson
American Vogue made history with its August 1974 cover featuring Beverly Johnson, who was the first Black woman to hold the honor. Johnson told NPR of the moment: “I realized that this was a huge responsibility that was placed on my shoulders as a way of really breaking the color barrier in the fashion industry.”
4. Tracey Norman
Tracey “Africa” Norman was the first Black transgender model to land a major cosmetics campaign. In the mid-1970s, she snagged a contract with hair color brand Clairol. Norman didn’t disclose that she was transgender at the time out of fear it might damage her career.
5. Lisa Price
In 1993, Lisa Price began developing hair and skin products out of her Brooklyn kitchen alongside her mother Carol. The now wildly popular brand, Carol’s Daughter, caters especially to women with natural, curly textures.
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i love seeing best friends goofing around in public. i love seeing couples laughing together. i love seeing little kids walking hand in hand with their parents. i love seeing dogs running happily back to their owners. i love seeing closeness and positive relationships, and knowing all that love is out there
As we prepare to take to the streets to protest the inauguration of a racist, sexist, xenophobic demagogue, we need to LOOK GOOD doing it.
It’s time to put the “chic” back in civil disobedience!
When Jenni’s not editing Ravishly’s features, she’s creating magic like this:
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I was introduced to the concept of ugliness when I was five years old. It was, for almost all intents and purposes, the totality of who I was. Fat was me. I was fat. I was taught that fat is the opposite of everything that is feminine, moral, and beautiful. Just like ugliness. But even though I still live in the awful world that made my traumatic childhood possible, I know for certain that ugliness isn’t a physical reality, it is a cultural fabrication. I truly believe that we are born with the capacity to see beauty in all things, and it is through the dispiriting reality of our cultural education that we lose that ability.
“I realize that beauty is not something women earn. It is something that people are.”
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All labia are equally beautiful and unique, like butterfly wings: complete with different lengths, textures, and shapes.
“Because nature was created perfect as it is. And so are we. We are part of nature, we are how we’re meant to be, we are perfect just as we are.”
Dad’s Christmas Card To Bi Daughter Shows What Pride Is All About
When Dakotah Whitcomb, who is bisexual, asked her parents for a pride flag for Christmas this year, she never thought her military father, Ron, would react the way he did.
As my friend, the dear departed Princess Leia, once said to me…
For many white people, our first reaction to hearing about racism is to immediately look for a reason to say “That’s not racist!” That said, in conversations I’ve had where people are struggling with this, they have asked for specific ways to work through this. So if you find yourself in this situation, here are some steps that you can take yourself through.
“Nobody needs our white asses jumping in to whitesplain racism to People of Color. Just don’t.”
