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What you will find here are mostly pictures of women doing all kinds of things. The goal is to show the reality of women's lives.

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suhsuomi:

Stereo Total - Carte Postale

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heyfatchick:

Whitman Sisters

heyfatchick:

Whitman Sisters

(Source: unapproachableblackchicks)

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vintageblackbeauty:

Women returning from the fields, Algeria, ca.1900-1930

vintageblackbeauty:

Women returning from the fields, Algeria, ca.1900-1930




holdthisphoto:

by Jacques Henri Lartigue

Look chéri, I know you’re a great photographer, but It’s just too damn cold up here! Let’s go inside already!

holdthisphoto:

  • by Jacques Henri Lartigue

Look chéri, I know you’re a great photographer, but It’s just too damn cold up here! Let’s go inside already!

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holdthisphoto:

Florence Deshon, 1921
by Margrethe Mather

holdthisphoto:

Florence Deshon, 1921

  • by Margrethe Mather
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vintageblackbeauty:

Two women greeting each other, Zambia, ca.1920-1940

vintageblackbeauty:

Two women greeting each other, Zambia, ca.1920-1940


(Source: killyourenemies)

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lush-retina:

Richard Avedon

lush-retina:

Richard Avedon

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chagalov:

The Eye of Love / Das Auge der Liebe, 1953 -by René Groebli
via René Groebli

 aka The Male Gaze

chagalov:

The Eye of Love / Das Auge der Liebe, 1953 -by René Groebli

via René Groebli

 aka The Male Gaze

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chagalov:

Dora Maar and her portrait of Alice B. Toklas, Paris 1946 -by Michel Sima
from: “Les vies de Dora Maar - Bataille, Picasso et les surréalistes”, transl. of: Christian-Martin Diebold, “Dora Maar: with and without Picasso” (2000)

chagalov:

Dora Maar and her portrait of Alice B. Toklas, Paris 1946 -by Michel Sima

from: “Les vies de Dora Maar - Bataille, Picasso et les surréalistes”, transl. of: Christian-Martin Diebold, “Dora Maar: with and without Picasso” (2000)

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legrandcirque:

Tobacco factory worker Mahmure Acarle eating lunch at the factory canteen. Photograph by Margaret Bourke-White. Istanbul, Turkey, 1940.

legrandcirque:

Tobacco factory worker Mahmure Acarle eating lunch at the factory canteen. Photograph by Margaret Bourke-White. Istanbul, Turkey, 1940.

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Many men who harass women say their intent is to compliment them, but why do they usually not “compliment” women who are accompanied by other men and often only do it when a woman is alone? Why do they tend to object to other men “complimenting” their female significant other (if applicable), female friends, or female family members? Why do some men grow hostile and violent when women do not thank them and act flattered? Why do they feel compelled to compliment women at all? Rarely are they expecting a date. Many times they do not even wait to see a woman’s reaction as they fly by in their car or as they turn to start harassing the next woman. They are doing it to exert their power, to entertain their friends, to relieve boredom, or do demonstrate that they can evaluate a complete stranger to her face, just because she is a woman.

Stop Street Harassment: Holly Kearl (via completelymoribund)

YES! SPOT ON!

(via yellow-dress)



vintagesevensisters:

“Two students in the Jungle in winter.”  
 (Barnard College Archives)

vintagesevensisters:

Two students in the Jungle in winter.” 

 (Barnard College Archives)

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