The Odd Feminist

"Well behaved women barely made history"

[being-rachelmarie]

it’s angela davis’s 73rd birthday and here’s just a reminder of her view on non-violence✊🏾✊🏾

[flixls]

Ballroom of Queluz National Palace, Portugal.

(not my original photograph)

[livesunique]

Salón de Baile, 

Enrique de Aguilera y Gamboa, XVII Marquis of Cerralbo Palacio, Madrid

[epiphanies]

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez before her democratic primary debate with Rep. Joe Crowley. Knock Down the House (dir. Rachel Lears, 2019)

[user0987654321876543]

Doing the good work for the people and translating Shakespeare as it should be done👍

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[thislivsnjutare]

Classic Novels Turned Movies You Need To Watch

A Hello you guys! Here’s a list of Classic Novels Turned Movies I’ve read and watched and I thought of sharing them with you. If you have any suggestions you can always drop a message on my dm’s. Here goes;

Anna Karenina (2012) // Leo Tolstoy

Atonement (2007) // Ian McEwan

Emma (1996) // Jane Austen

Frankenstein (1931) // Mary Shelley

Great Expectations (2012) // Charles Dickens

Jane Eyre (2011) // Charlote Brontë

Les Miserables (2012) // Victor Hugo

Little Women (1994) // Louisa M. Alcott

Lolita (1997) // Vladimir Nabokov

Lord Of The Flies (1990) // William Golding

Macbeth (2015) // William Shakespeare

Madame Bovary (2014) // Gustave Flaubert

Of Mice And Men (1992) // John Steinbeck

Persuasion (2007) // Jane Austen

Pride And Prejudice (2005) // Jane Austen

Romeo And Juliet (2013) // William Shakespeare

Tess Of The D’Urbervilles (1979) // Thomas Hardy

The Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn (1993) // Mark Twain

The Count of Monte Cristo (2002) // Alexandre Dumas

The Grapes Of Wrath (1940) // John Steinbeck

The Great Gatsby (2013) // F. Scott Fitzgerald

The Phantom Of The Opera (2004) // Gaston Leroux

The Picture of Dorian Gray (2017) // Oscar Wilde

The Scarlet Letter (1995) // Nathaniel Hawthorne

To Kill A Mockingbird (1962) // Harper Lee

Vanity Fair (2004) // William Makepeace Thackery

Wuthering Heights (2009) // Emily Brontë

[minavampyra]

Thomas Sanders’ production design for “Crimson Peak”.

[theoddfeminist]

“Of a fine, stout, healthy love it may. Everything nourishes what is strong already. But if it be only on a slight thin sort of inclination, I am convinced that one good sonnet will starve it entirely away.”

Elizabeth from Pride & Predjudice

[epiphanies]

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez before her democratic primary debate with Rep. Joe Crowley. Knock Down the House (dir. Rachel Lears, 2019)

[mamma-mia-herewegoagain]

For the nights you feel like having a Broadway marathon...

Spider-Man http://youtu.be/8tQiaj0I8ec

Wonderland original Broadway cast pt1 http://youtu.be/K43Sr_kiIp0

Wonderland original Broadway cast pt2 http://youtu.be/yM9MJ3qJwto

Mary Poppins act 1 http://youtu.be/nsh3mae8gNs

Mary Poppins act 2 http://youtu.be/oY4snwVq4Cg

Oklahoma (Hugh Jackman 1999) http://youtu.be/J5DXLJgotrY

Rent http://youtu.be/Lo8CmwIKiDw

Next to normal original cast http://youtu.be/c-0ldE2Ubcs

Hairspray act 1 http://youtu.be/ReXLP_lcB18

Hairspray act 2 http://youtu.be/UAiB81n3gKk

Hairspray full http://youtu.be/0viHZsiCNeE

Pippin http://youtu.be/1qZUnQ6ZJw0

Bonnie and Clyde http://youtu.be/6ljIs6Z0Mxc

Legally blonde http://youtu.be/xjkscx9Osmw

The man who came to dinner http://youtu.be/sqwLurn1AUE

Beauty and the beast http://youtu.be/frbantaCYv0

The Addams family http://youtu.be/yIIu-enyM6o

Company (Neil Patrick Harris) http://youtu.be/a8uJ6wlm828

Gypsy http://youtu.be/Lu7_ClufonQ

Anything goes (Sutton Foster) http://youtu.be/PVumcH8KqJw

Book of Mormon http://youtu.be/tTmflHgrdvU

25th annual Putnam County Spelling Bee http://youtu.be/IfKO2C2uRmE

Cinderella http://youtu.be/wYI3pDHBaMU

Catch me if you can http://youtu.be/XPuCJTiyN7g

Grease http://youtu.be/f3iaea-XX0I

The little mermaid part 1 http://youtu.be/fNDy9QtUd7c

Part 2 http://youtu.be/c8rVRSiqR7w

Part 3 http://youtu.be/jLvDwVfImUE

Part 4 http://youtu.be/zOYUmfGatAQ

Part 5 http://youtu.be/j5R2iLBTB9U

Part 6 http://youtu.be/fC5yTQ_uB7o

Part 7 http://youtu.be/MKIDfHftIdk

Part 8 http://youtu.be/40fzKcTN7p0

Part 9 http://youtu.be/8zOGvq5xpDY

Part 10 http://youtu.be/t5ybec9u1Tg

Part 11 http://youtu.be/yGo46bbqPuQ

Part 12 http://youtu.be/P–qeu0VGgk

Part 13 http://youtu.be/NzOei1gBK60

Part 14 http://youtu.be/VtLgcoBB2RI

Jersey boys pt1 http://youtu.be/7VdG5itNuZE

Pt2 http://youtu.be/797qJKVk0Pg

Pt3 http://youtu.be/IbRcsmf7B9Q

Miss Saigon http://youtu.be/MrOz-JEe_qo

Ordinary days http://youtu.be/u4Q0uwjGp30

Dogfight pt1 http://youtu.be/fl8o55HcJrk

The legend of Robinhood http://youtu.be/Y2iPpOblDxo

Drowsy chaperone http://youtu.be/LqNHcf1Gov8

Thoroughly modern Millie pt1 http://youtu.be/v212UUWicbU Thoroughly modern Millie pt2 http://youtu.be/Jk1rJrb2EaQ

Wicked original cast http://youtu.be/eByCtnF1y4U

Young Frankenstein pt1 http://youtu.be/vJ11SisOeGo

[danibregoli]

mood.

[shane-has-friends]

leaked footage of shane’s squad on a friday night

[rosecall0way]

DIVERSE BOOKS MASTERPOST

YA BOOKS

Across the universe by Beth Revis: main character of color. sci-fi. trilogy.

To all the boys I’ve loved before by Jenny Han: biracial main character. contemporary. trilogy. 

The lunar chronicles by Marissa Meyer: main and secondary characters of color. sci-fi. 4 (actually 5) books series.

The unbecoming of Mara Dyer by Michelle Hodkin: biracial main character and bisexual secondary character of color. paranormal. trilogy.

Percy Jackson and the Olympians by Rick Riordan: mentally disabled main character. fantasy. 5 book series. 

The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins: physically disabled main characters of color. dystopia. trilogy. 

Heroes of Olympus by Rick Riordan: both racial and sexual diversity. fantasy. 5 books series. (spin-off of Percy Jackson & the Olympians).

Gone by Michael Grant: both racial and sexual diversity. paranormal. 6 books series.

Boy meets boy by David Levithan: sexual diversity. contemporary. standalone. 

Every day by David Levithan: agender and bisexual main character. contemporary. standalone.

Abandon by Meg Cabot: biracial main character. paranormal. trilogy.

Aristotle and Dante discover the secrets of the Universe by Benjamin Alire Sáenz: both racial and sexual diversity. contemporary. standalone.

Legend by Marie Lu: disabled main character of color. dystopia. trilogy.

House of night by P.C. and Kristin Cast: main and secondary characters of color and lgbt+ secondary characters. paranormal. 12 books series.

Pretty little liars by Sara Shepard: bisexual main character. contemporary. 16 books series.

Wonder by R. J. Palacio: disabled main character. contemporary. standalone.

An ember in the ashes by Sabaa Tahir: main characters of color. fantasy. trilogy. 

Lies we tell ourselves by Robin Talley: main character of color and lgbt+ main characters. contemporary. standalone.  

Beauty queens by Libba Bray: main characters of color, disabled character and lgbt+ characters. contemporary. standalone. 

The infinite sea by Rick Yancey: main character of color. dystopia & sci-fi. trilogy. (sequel of The 5th wave.)

Vanishing girls by Lauren Oliver: (mentally) disabled main character. contemporary. standalone. 

Eleanor and Park by Rainbow Rowell: main character of color and plus sized main character. contemporary. standalone.

The Kane chronicles by Rick Riordan: main and secondary characters of color. fantasy. trilogy.

Will Grayson, Will Grayson by David Levithan and John Green: sexual diversity. contemporary. standalone. 

The fault in our stars by John Green: disabled main and secondary characters. contemporary. standalone. 

The Bane chronicles by Cassandra Clare: both sexual and racial diversity. paranormal. (“spin-off” of The mortal instruments).

ADULT BOOKS

The dead man’s wife by Solomon Jones: main character of color. thriller. standalone.

The picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde: sexual diversity. classic. standalone.

Wuthering heights by Emily Bronte: main character of color. classic. standalone. 

To kill a mockingbird by Harper Lee: mainly about racism. classic. duology (?).

Size 12 is not fat by Meg Cabot: plus sized main character. mystery. 5 books series.

Heart of Carolina by Alice J. Wisler: main character of color. christian fiction. trilogy.

The Slum by Aluísio Azevedo: both racial and sexual diversity. classic. standalone.

Carmilla by Joseph Le Fanu: sexual diversity. classic. standalone. 

The cuckoo’s calling by J.K. Rowling: physically disabled main character. thriller. on going series.

GRAPHIC NOVELS

Saga: main characters of color and lgbt+ secondary characters. sci-fi.

Hellblazer: bisexual main character. paranormal. 

[robineisenberg]

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[theoddfeminist]

Aesthetic

[sleazeburger]

Los Angeles

[flawlessgentlemen]

I look at today’s male movie stars, and they’re uber-handsome, but even in the way they carry themselves, they’re trying to look younger, or feel younger, or they’re in an arrested-development state, so even when they grow up, they don’t grow up as men.

[synqra]

https://www.instagram.com/p/BSMUfR4g8J8/

[theoddfeminist]

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