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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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It [prostitution] is justified by tradition as in the frequently uttered nostrum that it is the ‘oldest profession’. Slavery is old too but seldom justified by its longevity. The feminist historian Gerda Lerner writes most usefully about the way in which brothel prostitution in the ancient Middle East originated in the enslavement of captives in warfare, as a way of tidily dealing with surplus women slaves (Lerner,1987).
Sheila Jeffreys, the Industrial Vagina: The Political Economy of the Global Sex Trade, Introduction, p. 11 (via femalestruggle)

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marycarmichaelk:

A group of Maori women dress reformers 1906

marycarmichaelk:

A group of Maori women dress reformers 
1906

(Source: latinamerican-worldfeminist)

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Schools have classes called “women’s studies,” and “African-American literature” because the standard for existence set by white men has yet to be rescinded in this age. “Normal” history is the history of a certain class of white people, from the perspective of men. All the other histories are precisely that: other.
Cunt:  A Declaration of Independence. (via ratsandcandy666)


Two women with a basket, ca. 1937-38
photo from Archivio di Stato Bellinzona

Two women with a basket, ca. 1937-38

photo from Archivio di Stato Bellinzona

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formicarius:

Birth control advocate Margaret Sanger has her mouth covered in protest of not being allowed to talk about birth control in Boston. 17 Apr 1929.

formicarius:

Birth control advocate Margaret Sanger has her mouth covered in protest of not being allowed to talk about birth control in Boston. 17 Apr 1929.

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coolchicksfromhistory:

Bangla women in Dhaka after liberation. Note the rifles, women played a major role in the Mukti Bahini (“Liberation Army”).
Photos are credited to Brig S. S. Kanbargimath (Retired)

coolchicksfromhistory:

Bangla women in Dhaka after liberation. Note the rifles, women played a major role in the Mukti Bahini (“Liberation Army”).

Photos are credited to Brig S. S. Kanbargimath (Retired)




future-matt:

Audre Lorde, Meridel Lesueur, Adrienne Rich 1980 by K. Kendall on Flickr.
Audre Lorde, Meridel Lesueur, Adrienne Rich 1980

future-matt:

Audre Lorde, Meridel Lesueur, Adrienne Rich 1980 by K. Kendall on Flickr.

Audre Lorde, Meridel Lesueur, Adrienne Rich 1980

(Source: futurefutures)

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A woman attacks a nazi in a demonstration in Växjö, 1985 (Sweden). She was a Polish woman who had been in a concentration camp during the second world war. Minutes later, thousands of anti-nazis chased the nazis away

A woman attacks a nazi in a demonstration in Växjö, 1985 (Sweden). She was a Polish woman who had been in a concentration camp during the second world war. Minutes later, thousands of anti-nazis chased the nazis away

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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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Woman in Straitjacket at a Psychiatric Hospital, 1946
by Jerry Cooke

Woman in Straitjacket at a Psychiatric Hospital, 1946

by Jerry Cooke

(Source: corbisimages.com)

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firstwavefeminist:

Impossible! from “A Room of One’s Own” by Virginia Woolf

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holdthisphoto:

Alabama, 1936
by Dorothea Lange

holdthisphoto:

Alabama, 1936

  • by Dorothea Lange
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auntada:

Mrs. Cora Graves and another woman are pictured seated in a bedroom, stringing tobacco bags.
Reidsville, North Carolina, 1939
Carleton Stutz and Peter A. Maxfield, photographers

auntada:

Mrs. Cora Graves and another woman are pictured seated in a bedroom, stringing tobacco bags.

Reidsville, North Carolina, 1939

Carleton Stutz and Peter A. Maxfield, photographers





Dr. Helen Hauri, Headmistress, 1968
photo from Staatsarchiv des Kantons Basel-Stadt 

Dr. Helen Hauri, Headmistress, 1968

photo from Staatsarchiv des Kantons Basel-Stadt 

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