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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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festeszet:

Alfred Stieglitz, Georgia O’Keeffe, 1918. (via: artdaily)

festeszet:

Alfred Stieglitz, Georgia O’Keeffe, 1918. (via: artdaily)
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legrandcirque:

A milkwoman delivering milk door to door during World War I. United Kingdom, 1917.

legrandcirque:

A milkwoman delivering milk door to door during World War I. United Kingdom, 1917.

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sangfroidwoolf:

The American suffragist Elizabeth Freeman (1876 - 1942) during a protest, c. 1915.

sangfroidwoolf:

The American suffragist Elizabeth Freeman (1876 - 1942) during a protest, c. 1915.

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deviatesinc:

Djuna Barnes lives on the edge

deviatesinc:

Djuna Barnes lives on the edge

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deviatesinc:

Loosely translated from the Dutch: Three “eccentric” women wearing male clothes and working in male occupations, 1916.

deviatesinc:

Loosely translated from the Dutch: Three “eccentric” women wearing male clothes and working in male occupations, 1916.

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holdthisphoto:

Helene Dutrieu, 1911

holdthisphoto:

Helene Dutrieu, 1911

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vintagesevensisters:

“In the gym at Mt. Holyoke ca. 1912”
(Library of Congress)

vintagesevensisters:

In the gym at Mt. Holyoke ca. 1912”

(Library of Congress)


dieheide:

“Black Women in Jail”
1919
Harris & Ewing

dieheide:

“Black Women in Jail”

1919

Harris & Ewing




Nurses in 1918 Flu Pandemic

Nurses in 1918 Flu Pandemic

(Source: )

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Sara Carter (banjo) and her cousin Maybelle (auto harp), ca. 1919, about eight years before the first recordings of the Carter Family.

Sara Carter (banjo) and her cousin Maybelle (auto harp), ca. 1919, about eight years before the first recordings of the Carter Family.

(Source: ianfitzgerald)

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There, little girl, don’t read,

You’re fond of your books, I know,

But Brother might mope

If he had no hope

Of getting ahead of you.

It’s dull for a boy who cannot lead.

There, little girl, don’t read.

The Protected Sex by Alice Duer Miller in Are Women People?

(“The result of taking second place to girls at school is that the boy feels a sense of inferiority that he is never afterward able entirely to shake off.”—Editorial in London Globe against co-education.)


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vintageblackbeauty:

Women’s secret society of Gabon. 					 	 					 	 					 					 					 						([c1912])

vintageblackbeauty:

Women’s secret society of Gabon. ([c1912])