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Madjid Ben Chikh | Le Blog de Suppaiku, Tokyo

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Pink Slogans / 粉紅語錄 digital painting collage, 50×60cm, 2022 © Musk Ming

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Giallo Slogans / 鉛黃語錄 digital painting collage, 50×60cm, 2022 © Musk Ming

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Sal Mineo and James Dean chat on the set of “Rebel Without A Cause” - 1954. ~

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Marcus Leatherdale (1986)

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Ignorance = Fear, 1989

Artist: Keith Haring

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Bring out your rougher side !

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david hockney, 1975.

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Arthur Tress. The Ramble, NYC 1969

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The Ramble, 📸 by Arthur Tress

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DOMLEBASPLACE

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Violence & Grace

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Photograph c. 1930

Man Ray (1899-1976)

American Phot, Visual Artist

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Makenna Cart, 2022 - by Szilveszter Makó, Hungarian

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Captured in 1957, Louisa Jenkins stands strong with a cigarette in hand as police question her during a protest. This powerful moment reminds us of the courage it takes to stand up for what is right.

Louise Jenkins Meriwether was not just a witness to history; she helped shape it. A novelist, journalist, and social activist, her work reflects the struggles and triumphs of her community. From her early life during the Great Depression to becoming the first Black story analyst in Hollywood, she used her voice to fight for justice and equality.