- 18th Century Traditional Art/Photo Portraits
Twitch celebra Dia da Visibilidade Bissexual com diversos conteúdos online
- Ellis Island
Queer Things
- Dazed survivors huddle together in the street ten minutes after the atomic bomb was dropped on their city, Hiroshima. August 6, 1945. [540 × 566]
𝐶 𝑂 𝑇 𝑇 𝐴 𝐺 𝐸 𝐶 𝑂 𝑅 𝐸 ࿐ ˚ . ✦
LILITH AROACE 🤭
- Historical Items
LGBTQ+ PJO Network — Bisexual 7 Icons for Anon! Art Credits (x x x x x...
WATCH: Michael Sam Kisses Boyfriend After Making History
- Yes! We got our beers back. 1933
𝗕𝗶𝘀𝗲𝘅𝘂𝗮𝗹 𝗝𝗶𝗿𝗼𝘂 𝗞𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗸𝗮
Viktor Nikiforov Gay Pride Profile Picture
- Sign painted on a shop in London to stop it being attacked in anti-German protests. 1915. (647 x 582).
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September is Hawaiian History month! As we enter Kepakemapa we are excited to celebrate Hawaiian History month and honor our kūpuna and aliʻi. Why September you may ask? On September 2, 1838, Hawaiʻis last sovereign Queen, Lili’uokalani was born. She was a woman of many talents, a skilled musician, an educated royal, and was known as a leader for peace and social justice. In the month of her birth, were coming together to celebrate and honor Hawaiʻi’s Queen and recognize the numerous contributions of the native Hawaiian community. All month, we’ll be highlighting events in our rich history along with special virtual events being held online. Celebrate with us and our friends @hawaiiponoicoalition , @oha_hawaii, @iolanipalacehi, @kanaeokana, @hawaiiancouncil, @liliuokalanitrust, #departmentofnativehawaiianhealth, @papaolalokahi, @hawaiinuiakea, and #pamomidyar. I Mua! #HawaiianHistoryMonth #HawaiianHistory #Imuakamehameha #KamehamehaSchools - @kamehamehaschools on Instagram
When Bible has better gay sex than some of the fanfiction. - post
September 15th 1963 On this day, The 16th Street Baptist Church was bombed in Birmingham, AL. These 4 girls were killed. #Addie #Cynthia #Carole #Denise . . #BLACKLIVESMATTER #America #whitefragility #hate #weshallovercome #Explore #NEVERforget #alwaysremember #Amerikkka #2020 #americanhistory #Explorepage - @tlactivist on Instagram
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Black Wojak Girls #3 by @AfroAmi | Black Wojaks
- Genealogy Search
- Fotografie
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Haitian Vodou played a pivotal role in the Haitian revolution. Women were at the forefront in battle against the enslavement and colonization of Haiti. This meant calling into Lwa’s (spirits). One The of the main Lwa’s that were called on was Ezili Dantòr. Ezili Dantor known traits are protection specifically of women and children. She grants spiritual knowledge. —— Haitian Voodoo in Brooklyn, Taken from “Voodoo: Truth and Fantasy” (1995) by Laënnec Hurbon. - @caribbeanarchive on Instagram
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Tired Of People Claiming That Gays Never Existed Until Now, Person Collects 31 Pics As Proof That They Did
- Burma️
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but i’m a cheerleader matching pfps
Here’s a few very busy and beautiful gable and side wall signs that have floated my boat. #alwayshandpaint #type #lettering #typography #typedesign #london #pub #sign #art #calligraphy #handlettering #handmade #typography #sign ##graphicdesign #vintage #inspiration #sign s #ghostsign #signpainter #antique #interiordesign #antiques #beerlover #vintagestyle - @brilliantsigns on Instagram
- IMAGENS
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- Alexandra
drunk history
LILITH AROACE 🤭
- Actresses, directresses and female musicians
- Kaiser Wilhelm
Bisexual
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My great great great great great grandfather, Cupid Plummer (1720-????) fought in the American Revolutionary War as a draft substitution for his enslaver, Thomas Ramsey Hodges. Cupid is the first recorded Plummer. Cupid was freed in 1790 and his wife and children were later set free in 1797. Their oldest son however, Barney Plummer (1766-????), was married to Sarah Norris, a woman enslaved by George Calvert and Rosalie Stier Calvert. Even though Barney Plummer was a free man, the law stated that Black children inherited the status of their mother. Their son, my great great great grandfather, Adam Francis Plummer (1819-1905), was therefore born enslaved. Adam’s children were also born enslaved. I have no photos of Cupid Plummer, but the woman pictured here is Nellie Arnold Plummer (1860-1933), my great great aunt, beside her twin brother Robert. My family has access to these stories in part, because Nellie published a book in 1927 based on the diary of her father, Adam. Even though Cupid Plummer was a soldier in the American Revolutionary War, my family continued to be enslaved until 1864 on the Riversdale Plantation, almost 100 years after the war. Independence Day is only a celebration of Independence for white American men. “What, to the American slave, is your 4th of July?” - @jpthe3 on Instagram
𝑮𝒖𝒏𝒅𝒉𝒂𝒎 𝑻𝒂𝒏𝒂𝒌𝒂 𝑳𝑮𝑩𝑻𝑸+ 𝑰𝒄𝒐𝒏
- History for Kids
Goth genderfluid, trans, demiboy, gay icon!!
- Look Back in Anger
- LGBTQ Flags
- Two women competing in Arm Pull at the Northern Games gathering in Aklavik, 1977
- What Month Is It?
- ARDUINO BOOKS
- Womens Navy Reserve/WAVES
Masa kecil Pierre banyak dihabiskan dengan berpindah-pindah kota mengikuti tempat dinas A. L. Tendean yang berprofesi sebagai dokter spesialis jiwa/psikiatri. Setahun setelah Pierre lahir, keluarga Tendean pindah ke Tasikmalaya,kota kecil yang berada di bagian tenggara Jawa Barat. Sang ayah mendapat penugasan untuk membantu memberantas penyakit malaria yang saat itu tengah menjadi wabah. Tidak lama bertugas di Tasikmalaya, A. L. Tendean jatuh sakit dan harus dirawat di Rumah Sakit Cisarua, Bogor, Jawa Barat. Setelah sembuh, A. L. Tendean memutuskan untuk tetap tinggal dan bekerja di rumah sakit ini. Sewaktu tinggal di Cisarua inilah, Mitzi menyimpan kenangan paling indah bersama Pierre. Rumah dinas yang mereka tempati terasa sangat menyenangkan karena dikelilingi gunung, sawah dengan halaman luas yang banyak ditumbuhi pohon murbei dan ceri. Saat padi menguning dan musim panen tiba,Mitzi dan Pierre selalu bermain disawah dan membuat sempritan dari batang padi yang sudah dipotong. Ibunda mereka, Maria Elizabeth Tendean, pun rajin menanami halaman yang luas itu dengan aneka macam bunga sehingga rumah yang sederhana itu menjadi makin nyama dan sejuk. Masa-masa ini mereka jalani hingga usia Pierre mencapai 3 tahun, sebelu, sebuah petualangan baru menanti keluarga Tendean di Magelang,Jawa Tengah. #pierresangpatriot #pierretendean #pahlawanrevolusi #gugurbunga #tendean #g30spki #g30spki1965 #1965 #kaptenpierretendean #nasution #abdulharisnasution #pahlawanbangsa #jasmerah - @vz_pierre on Instagram
- Apartheid in South Africa
- Half Pint (Laura Ingalls Wilder)
- Americas First Ladies
- A Read Me 2
- Young men of the Gold Coast study the African soldier on a World War II recruiting poster in the colonys capital Accra, circa 1941 [1960 x 1936]
As we close out the end of Black History Month we remember all the iconic destinations in #harlem then and now. What has come before to appreciate what is to be...#everymonthisblackhistorymonth #blackhistorymonth #bhm #harlemrenaissance - @htbharlem on Instagram
- Reading and Scribbling
- Happy Bisexual Awareness Day!!! ❤💙💜🎉
“Black girls should not only be visible when we are mourning them. They should be visible when they’re living and joyous” • • Yesterday marked the 57th anniversary of the bombing of 16th St Baptist Church (planted by members of the KKK) that resulted in the death of 4 Black girls- Addie Mae Collins, Denise McNair, Carole Robertson & Cynthia Wesley. • • According to SLPC, Addie Mae Collins was an outgoing, artistic girl who sold aprons and potholders that her mother stitched together to make ends meet. Denise McNair performed in plays, dance routines and poetry readings to raise money for muscular dystrophy research. Carole Robertson was a good student who loved reading and dancing. She sang in the chorus and played the clarinet. Cynthia Wesley excelled in math, reading and band. • • These girls LIVED, and as Black girls do so often, thrived in circumstances that actively work to marginalize them. Their lives are not only about their death. What if our world celebrated them when they were living and joyous, and not just in their death? What if our world offered Black girls a way to thrive, and not merely survive? • • On the 57th Anniversary of their death, Black womxn rallied together to show up for Black girls. I am overwhelmed with emotion about the Black Girl Billion Fund. The timeliness and intention is too powerful to articulate. All we can say is thank you. • CALL TO ACTION: Share + Amplify + Support this Fund. Let’s work to create the world Black girls have ALWAYS deserved for little girls in honor our these precious 4 little girls. @blackgirlfreedomfund • #blackgirlfreedomfund #justiceforblackgirls #blackgirlsdeserve #protectblackgirls #1billionforblackgirls - @justice4blackgirls on Instagram
- Wtf is this?
- Bermondsey & Horsleydown
- Cherokee Indian nation
- Black & White Pictures
What is your idea of home life and how does it compare to home life in #JacksonHeights? An ad from the Brooklyn Daily Eagle from June 3, 1922. - @jacksonheightshistory on Instagram
- Happy International Women’s Day! Today I’m thinking of Rosamond Jacobs, Irish vegan feminist, republican, suffragette, playwright, historian and animal rights activist!
- Africa
Lost in a daydream... excited for a brand new year 🌟 ⠀ What are your dreams for 2020?⠀ ⠀ [Eartha Kitt, 1960s]⠀ ------------------------------⠀ #mshumaa #mshumaverse #exploremshumaa #candles #books #earthakitt #vintagehollywood #hygge #lowkeyluxe #reading #midcenturymodern #vintageblackglamour - @mshumaa_official on Instagram
My second wife and her sister. Love you. - @frederickdouglass on Instagram
- American history
- Basic 19th Century English novel starter pack
- De ayer
- Winston Churchills Brooklyn born mother, the former Jennie Jerome, 1880s
Birthday Boy . . @streethandle . . - @6_newell on Instagram
- Sheila the elephant who was taken in by a Belfast women after the blitz destroyed the city zoo in 1941 (480:600)
- Aunt Sallys Original Creole Pralines
Your Sunday Funday is a lot more FUN when you start it off with Broadway Brunch at Hamburger Marys. Take a break from all the negativity on the boob tube and come let our host Angel Sheridan, Mimi Lierre and the Brunch Bunch Dancers take you on a stroll through some of your favorite Broadway productions. Seating at 11am or 11:30am for the noon show, and reservations are a must. Call 321-319-0600 to reserve your seat. (Park at the 55 West garage, bring in your ticket and we will validate it for 3 free hours of parking) - @hamburgermary on Instagram
- Appalachian History
- bank robbers
- Mark Twain 1883. Seeing the mark Twain pic earlier today reminded me of this and how he looks ready to box you gloveless
- OMG
- AKA history
- ROCK HILL
- 1940s
- Accomplished Women
- Cherokee Nation
63 years ago today, under escort from the U.S Army’s 101st Airborne Division, nine Black students enter all-white Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas. Three weeks earlier, Arkansas Governor Orval Faunus had surrounded the school with National Guard troops to prevent its federal court-ordered racial integration. This was one major step toward educational equity in the United States. Thank you to Ernie, Carlotta, Elizabeth, Gloria, Jeff, Melba, Minnijean, Terrance, and Thelma for your activism for social justice! #LittleRockNine - @hbcucampaign on Instagram
Girls in Guiding have always been ready for outdoor adventures! 🌲🍁 #FlashbackFriday . . . . 📸 @nataliadolan_ . . . . #girlguides #guiding #canada #friends #sparks #brownies #guides #rangers #camp #BFF #teamgirl fun #girlpower #foreverfriends #sisterhood #girls #bestfriends #letgirlsguide #sistersquad #girlguidesofcanada #FBF #archive #history - @girlguidesofcanada on Instagram
- DAYS OF THE MOVIES
Out 22nd Sept: FIELD NOTES ON SURVIVAL, a new anthology featuring work by 30 game changing writers. Foreword by Rachel Long. Poetry by @sarah_aluko @trashhhhash @deanatta @mailbykite @sugarjpoet @adalodge @ccpoetryyy @z_z_zad @chloejanelliott Maia Elsner Sarah Fletcher @katfrancoispoet Kathryn Hargett @kirsten.irving @emmajanejeremy @safiyakamaria @anjakonig @moonmoonbeambeam Billie Manning @arjimanuelpillai @alexmazey Jenny Mitchell @jess_murrain André Naffis-Sahely @gbyg.a.o Jacqueline Saphra, Tom Sastry @wannalash @antoshwojcik & @livwynter - @badbettypress on Instagram
- African American Art
- 1910s America
- Police Brutality USA
Газета с утра? Помните? Особый запах, шелест огромных страниц, обсуждение новостей... ⠀ Своего рода газета, мне кажется, ест и сейчас - сеть, конечно - и... Телеграм-каналы. Оказывается, именно здесь можно получать отфильтрованную, без рекламных всплесков на полях, изложенную черным по белому в прямом смысле слова, да еще и в виде колонок - информацию почти по любой интересующей вас теме! ⠀ Чем не газета? С характером, с колонками... Разве что шуршания страниц не слышно. ⠀ Недавно познакомились с интересным каналом - БУКВАРЬ @zapiski.v.bukvare. Задачу канала его ведущий Даниил Син формулирует так: ... трансформация восприятия «народного» в сознании молодых людей. Хочется, чтобы ребята не стыдились народного... чтобы было понимание, что своя культура это чудесное достояние, а не дремучая архаика. Наполнение канала самое разнообразное, в том числе и личный опыт авторов Удачи, коллеги! ⠀ Ссылка на канал: https://tgram.link/zapiskivbukvare ⠀ В карусели: 1🌿 Девушки с гармонистом в праздничный день. Дер. Рыкаловская Спасской волости Тотемского уезда Вологодской губернии. Снято М. Б. Едемским. 1924 г. ⠀ 2🌿 Сбор ягод Источник: Типы народов России и виды: художественный альбом. – М.: Типо-литогр. И. И. Пашкова, 1890. – (Прил. к журналу «Россия»). ⠀ 3🌿 Девочка за прялкой Беломорская Карелия 1894 г. Фото И. К. Инха - @ethnoclub.prosarafan on Instagram
- Haunted Hospital
- My Great-Great-Grandpa, the handsome dude in the center, and family, including his daughter Clara, the little girl looking off into the distance on his left and my Great-Grandma (circa 1930)
#BSNM’s Trooper Charles Williams spoke with @mynorthwest discussing the 25th Infantry Buffalo Soldiers contributions to a massive fire known as the “Big Burn of 1910”. The fire burned an estimated 3 million acres in parts of Idaho, Montana, Washington, and British Columbia. Link in bio! • • • #bsnm #buffalosoldier #buffalosoldiers #buffalosoldiermuseum #buffalosoldiernationalmuseum #militaryhistory #militarymuseum #veterans #warmuseum #blacksoldiers #blackhistory #blackhistory365 #blackhistoryfacts #blackmilitary #blackveterans #africanamericanhistory #houstonmuseumdistrict #houstonmuseum #houstonmuseumdistrict #africanamerican #blackamerican #blackamericans #blackstoriesmatter #armymuseum #blackhistoryisamericanhistory #americanmilitary #armyhistory - @buffalosoldiermuseum on Instagram
- Theodate Page Price & Levi Horton Mudgett, photo taken 1817. Theo was emotionally distant and religiously strict. Levi was complicit in their sons abusive and neglectfull upbringing. Together they raised Americas first serial killer, H.H Holmes. [1080x1401]
Excited for what’s #NextUpOnZEE5? 🎥 Join us today at 5pm and know more about #OctoberOnTheGo! - @zee5 on Instagram
- Harlem
- Alphabets and Words
- Back To Basics
- European History & Genealogy
- SAINTE THERESE
- Harry Potter - Ghosts
- One of us
COME DINE OUT ON SOME LAUGHS THIS WEEKEND! Sat@8 & Sun@7:30- LINK IN BIO! - @billybudinich on Instagram
- There’s cool and then there’s living in a hollow trunk cool. Great x4 grandparents 1800’s
Tales of the Archives- Pearl City 🍍”Old Time Fun”. 📻 By the 1930s-50s, most Pearl City residents were employed in August Butts green bean fields which once covered much of what is now “West Boca.” It was a hard life and even the children worked in the fields during harvest time. Many Pearl City residents also lacked running water and electricity; things we take for granted today. Nonetheless, they knew how to enjoy themselves. Walter Dolphus recalled: “Well, the kids always played ball; and I never forget years ago of a marble range . . . was right in the center of Dixie Highway, and now you can’t even walk across it. A car would pass by probably every four or five hours. So that’s where we used to make up our marble range, right in the middle of Dixie Highway between 11th and 12th Streets. Right in the middle of Dixie Highway.” Amos Jackson had this memory: “We used to celebrate the 20th of May here [that is Florida’s “Emancipation Day”]. That’s the day that we were told that the slaves were freed. … The 20th of May was a big day to us. We’d have big baseball games, picnics on the beach and Collin Spain used to carry his juke box, or piccolo as we called it, on the beach; and he had a generator, and they called it a dynamo at the time, that would provide the electrical service for the box. We used to have music on the beach, swimming, ice cream, and sandwiches. Later on in the day we would have baseball games.” Irene Demery Carswell recalled the pleasures of a box supper: “Well this is boxes that the ladies would fix with food, and the men would buy these boxes. This was one of the recreational parties that they had. The men would buy the box maybe for fifty cents or seventy-five cents at the most. And then, for instance, if I made a box and you liked my box, I had this box all decorated with crepe paper, etc. And sometimes there’d be big boxes and little boxes, and they had fried chicken and potato salad and maybe some collard greens, or some homemade rolls, or maybe made a cake. You put enough for two in the box. For instance if you bought my box, you and I would sit and eat whether we were married or not. #continuedincomments - @bocahistory on Instagram
जाम रावल के साथ 36 प्रकार के राजपूत कच्छ से जामनगर आए थे। जिनमे से कुछ राव, दल, मोड, जिया, धूंधन, धमन, हापा, काना, बालाच, लाड़क, सिंधी, सुमरा, वजीर, चावान, भट्टी, आहेर, मोहार, परमार, वाघेला, मीर, कबर, सोढ़ा, झाला थे। अन्य राजपूत मूल निवासी थे। (In photo HH Jam Digvijay Sinhji with HH Krishnakumar Sinhji of Bhavnagar) - @nawanagarstate on Instagram
- @helenablavatsky on Instagram
- bank robbers
- My Grandmother. Born 5/1/1930. She was so beautiful. We miss her!
- A rush on the banks to withdraw gold before the arrival of the communists in Shanghai, China. 1949 [650x436]
- My great great great Grandma Jennie Kronick, born in Russia in 1863
Víctor Cátala - @el_modernisme on Instagram
- American Presidents
- Back in the Day: L.A. and the rest of Southern California.
- In the 1800s Victorians used to take photos with their dead relatives to commemorate the dead. This is one of those (The dead one is the middle one)
- Suffragettes/Suffragists Great Women
- Marilyn Monroe 1938
- american domestic terror
- creepy facts
- Disney Trivia
- 1850s
My Grandmother was born in Yazoo County, Mississippi on August 25, 1927. She was the oldest of 10 children. She married twice and had one child, my mother, who proceeded her in death. She was the daughter of sharecroppers, and the grand daughter of slaves on both her maternal and paternal sides. She attended the Little Red School House until 8th grade, and then she worked in the fields picking cotton. It was said that she could pick as much as any man- which is no small feat. She married at 18 and had my mother at 20. She was a maid for 40 years. She loved the Lord all the days of her life. She could cook better than most. She could clean better than most. She could laugh harder than most. She could shoot, kill, and cook anything. She was quick to laugh and quick to cuss. She loved hard. She was fiercely stubborn, and fiercely loyal. She and I were close in some ways, and different in others. She found me sometimes to be too “citified” and I don’t think she ever forgave me for not knowing how to properly shoot a double barrel shotgun. I told her as a child (age 6)...that my temperament was too bad for that. She laughed because she said I was always baby-fied. Rest in Heaven Grandma. I love you. - @tonyamichelle on Instagram
- For Black History Month, the Tougaloo 9: Nine students arrested for entering a whites only library in 1961.
- Cool Science
- Students in an Americanization class perform in a pageant dramatizing immigration, Portland, Maine, 1924
- american first lady and more
- My Great Grandpa George fought in WW1
- I don’t know where to post this, but I thought this sub would probably appreciate it! Imagine a world where people photoshopped themselves plump!
- History Of Queen Victoria
I just re read this masterpiece. Set in 1937, written in 1993, this book sadly remains not just heartbreaking and harrowing but also extremely current. - @grahnort on Instagram
- @washington on Instagram
- American Founding
- Black History
- Warrington cheshire
This morning I again woke up thinking about Saturdays Black Lives Matter protests and how thousands rallied in support of Indigenous Australians over a long weekend that at its core, celebrates imperialism and colonialism, both of which are systems of oppression. June 3rd was the 28th anniversary of the Mabo judgement, a historic day that unjustly passes with little to no fanfare...yet a week later, in every state theres a long weekend to celebrate an imperial institution that willing endorsed the genocide of Indigenous Australians...And why? So captains of industry and billionaire philanthropists can peacock around with their ACs and AOs? Surely I cant be the only one who sees this public holiday as antiquated and out of step with modern Australia. Why do we continue to celebrate someone who has no impact on modern Australia, when we could celebrate a judgement that reshaped Australia and the people who fought for legal recognition of Indigenous peoples rights? To date we have not had a public holiday that acknowledges Indigenous people and which recognises our contribution, achievements and survival in Australia. A public holiday would be a celebration all Australians can share in with pride – a celebration of truth that unites Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians and a celebration of justice that overturned the legal myth of terra nullius - Mabo symbolises truth and justice and is a cornerstone of Reconciliation, Eddie Mabo Jnr. To move forward as a nation, we need to address the injustices perpetrated against Indigenous Australians, both past and present. So why cant the Queens Birthday long weekend be replaced with the Mabo Long Weekend? Idk if this suggestion is overly simplified, yet I do know that we need to acknowledge the First Nations people...could shifting the focus to a long weekend of, dedicated reflection on and celebration of, Indigenous culture not be a step in the right direction towards reconciliation? I cant seem to reconcile Eddie Mabo Jnrs reflection that our country needs a celebration of truth that unites Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians whilst we still have a public holiday that celebrates a horserace! - @mf_pr on Instagram
- Women suffragette
- omg
- {Inspire}
- My great grandmother (right) and her sister with their dogs in 1915.
- Memorial Day Photos
- Cheyenne Frontier Days
- Books to read
- Benjamin Mays Project
- Amazing Women
- Amy Johnson
Government is using all means to destroy democracy &push their pro-capitalist agenda. #NoToFarmBills #IfWeDoNotRise - @ifwedonotrise on Instagram
- This is awesome
- ALTRUISTAS ARTISTAS ESCRITORAS CIENTÍFICAS FILÓSOFAS PENSADORAS
- historia
- History Taking
come celebrate the great valentines Day with us friday🙀, will be playing a set of music with love @evanwwwright 9 pm following my other love @ladyliana 8 pm 💘 - @mcdoomie on Instagram
- 2nd look see
Join us for the next session of our popular Figure Drawing program on Wednesday October 7! We are offering two options for this class: 1) a small group session in the museum’s outdoor Holly Court OR 2) a virtual session on Zoom. Both options require pre-registration and are offered on a “Pay-What-You-Can” basis. All ranges of drawing experience are welcome, including sketchers who are trying this for the first time. IN PERSON To comply with social distancing rules this class will be limited to 15 sketchers and held outdoors in the museum’s Holly Court. Facial masks are required and participants will sketch six feet apart. The Holly Court is on the northwest side of the museum, near the end of the museum’s driveway and opposite the Levitt Shell. Sketchers are asked to bring their own drawing materials, including paper, pencils, and drawing boards. Stools will be provided. ---------------- VIRTUAL There is no class size limit for the virtual portion of the event, and multiple people may join in from each household. This is a drop-in class so participants are welcome to join at any point during the program. Upon registration, a link to the Zoom meeting will be emailed. REGISTER at https://www.brooksmuseum.org/events --------------- About the art: Carl Gutherez, Two Draped Female Figure Studies for “Light of the Incarnation,” ca. 1888, Pencil heightened with Chinese white, Gift of Marshall and Elizabeth Goodheart, 86.22.73 - @brooksmuseum on Instagram
- These are the photos youre looking for
- @men_in_nursing on Instagram
- Civil War
- Amazing Women
- That beaming daguerreotype smile
Spend your night examining love from a scientific perspective. During this talk, we will discuss basic human needs, the components of love, as well as what leads to the demise of relationships. This talk will take a close look at the dark side of relationships and the process of breaking up. We will also discuss useful tips which you can employ to protect your relationships- both romantic and platonic, as well as cover some commonly held misconceptions about love and dating. - @thinkdrinknyc on Instagram
I wrote a thing for the NYT. #sayhisname - @marcosbalter on Instagram
What better way to commence Instagraming than by posting a drag #ThrowbackThursday picture? - @malcolm.mcdowell on Instagram
- After Minnie Cox, the first black female postmaster was forced out of her post in Mississippi because she was black, President Theodore Roosevelt continued to pay her salary and punished the town by rerouting their mail 30 miles away until they gave her back the position.
- Michel Leiris
Going into the weekend with this energy... (see my last post for more) - @arlanwashere on Instagram
- Port Arthur
- Books about Nuns
- 80th birthday party
- Currier and Ives
Ever wonder what was on this spot years ago? Inspired by the On This Spot series in Simply Saratoga Magazine, Carol Godette will explore several locations throughout Saratoga Springs, including the site of Ben & Jerrys (pictured) during her virtual presentation “Hidden Histories” this Thursday, October 1st at 7PM. Visit our website for more details and to see the rest of our Autumn Strolls & Programs! - @saratogapreservation on Instagram
- Speakers Bureau
- Bernie Sanders 1963 & Jeremy Corbyn 1984
- Crimes
- D Day June 6, 1944 and 29th Division, etc.
- ELIZABETH BATHORY
- Im so NOLA
- Little late to the party but here is my grandad (centre of the photo) standing on a bombed neighbours house on VE Day 1945
- Why is the man in the center of this old photo bending over and facing away from the camera?
- Crime & Punishment
- Impératrice Sissi
- About Books
- A group of Contrabands at Haxall’s Mill, Richmond, Virginia, on June 9, 1865 [1600x1135]
- Art History-Brief Artistic Narratives
- Young Vladimir Lenin
- Philadelphians looking at the new map of Europe after WWI, November 1918 [802x802]
- A happy old Victorian couple standing under a mistletoe, circa, 1800s.
- Well yes,but actually no
- A happy chap from the 1860s
Empress Marie Feodorovna of Russia. Born Princess Marie Sophie Frederikke Dagmar of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg Yellow Palace in Copenhagen. Death 13 October 1928, Hvidøre, Klampenborg, Denmark Father Prince Christian of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg Mother Princess Louise of Hesse-Kassel Siblings Frederick Alexandra Vilhelm Thyra Waldemar Spouse Tsarevich Alexander Alexandrovich Romanov of Russia Issues Nikolai Alexander Georgiy Xenia Mikhail Olga - @a.w.laurendet on Instagram
- American Civil War - 2
Ban men from writing about Artemisia Gentilleschi ever again, apparently I’m going to die on this hill, JJones is the latest and I’m going to hunt him down and be all germy at him, he can call it a curse if he wants (@kasiaatee sent me this) - @aliceaprocter on Instagram
- Empress Sissi
Harriet Tubman, notable conductor on the underground railroad, maintained strong ties to Boston throughout her life. Visiting the city numerous times, Tubman often met with abolitionists and women’s rights activists alike. The Liberator noted her participation in Boston suffrage events as early as 1860, when Tumban, called ‘Moses,’ attended a woman’s rights convention and “told the story of her adventures in a modest but quaint and amusing style, which won much applause.” The Woman’s Journal also recorded several occasions local suffragists welcomed Tubman. An April 1897 edition of the publication recounted a reception presided over by Ednah D. Cheney in which many people connected to both the abolitionist and suffrage movements attended. Tubman’s words reflecting on her life, The Journal observed, “left her hearers feeling braver and braver.” #SuffrageSaturday #HarrietTubman #VotesForWomen #Suffragent #NPS19th #19thAmendment #UndergroundRailroad #UGRR #UGRRMonth Sources: “Woman’s Rights Meetings,” The Liberator, July 06, 1860. The Woman’s Journal April 17, 1897. https://iiif.lib.harvard.edu/manifests/view/drs:51183669$129i Image: Library of Congress (https://www.loc.gov/item/2018645051/) Image Description: Standing portrait of Harriet Tubman. Tubman looks at the camera with a straight face, her hands resting on the back of an upholstered chair. She wears a dark, long skirt and a buttoned-up, long-sleeved top. Around her neck is a lace cravat. - @boafnps on Instagram
- Swords,axes,knives
- american indians
- Books to read
- Black history books
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- A STRONG Black Woman
Knowing Lulu White’s story helps us see Beyoncé’s artistic creation within a complex historical framework, for in it are woven together threads of American history: stories of sexual slavery and prostitution; revolution and exile; and, not least, capitalism and the American Dream. Author of Spectacular Wickedness, Emily Epstein Landau writes about Lulu White, a notorious, mixed-race New Orleans madam who turned her identity into a brand. Read more at zocalopublicsquare.org. - @lsupress on Instagram
- A Thousand Words
- Barcelone
On this date in 1920, the 19th Amendment of the Constitution was ratified stating that The right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any state on account of sex. ⠀ ⠀ Join us this semester as we celebrate the accomplishments of the extraordinary women that fought for equal suffrage. A 19th Amendment exhibit is currently on display in the Main Library featuring the Columbus suffrage movement. - @columbusstatelibraries on Instagram
We are open every Friday, Saturday & Sunday! Visit obvrnassau.com (link in bio) to purchase tickets. #obvr #oldbethpage #oldbethpagevillage #oldbethpagevillagerestoration #longisland #museum #history #historymuseum - @obvrnassau on Instagram
- The birthplace of William Shakespeare in Stratford upon Avon, England pictured prior to restoration in 1850. [2000x1551]
#gettingcrowned by #vogue s photographer! Came across this major and a massive #throwback to my glitz and glamour world. I was introduced to modeling fashion and beauty pageants at a very early age. This is this same event when I met @bipashabasu as our reigning super model judge back in the days! I come from a small state in India but I was proud to represent my state amongst other eastern states at Miss East India! this event was held at the Tripura Castle in the presence of @pradyotmanikya and his royal family 🌈😍 #fashionmodel #fashionlifestyle #fashionmodelling #fashionpages #modelinbluedress #modellingphotography #modelingagency #missindia #misseastindia #missindiapageant #modelhunting #modelslife #northeast #photoshoot #portraitphotography #facetime #shillong #vogue #voguemagazine #voguecover #tripura #tripura_photography_hub #tripuradiaries - @isimantinee on Instagram
- Conflict In RuPauls Drag Race
- Portrait of four sisters in a photo studio in Benin City, 1950s.
- Black Celebrities
Kia ora team! A quick update on where the park is at with our operations for this weekend: • We will definitely be closed Friday the 14th. • It is highly likely that closure will extend to Saturday 15th and Sunday 16th, but we cannot confirm until Friday’s update. Please visit our website homepage for more information about what to do if you are currently booked to visit for those dates. We’ll keep you updated as things progress! Keep safe and happy out there. From your Rainbow’s End whānau x - @rainbowsendnz on Instagram
- Advertisement by American Nuclear-power Companies, circa 1970s.
- The Danish Girl
- knowledgeable
be #who #YOU TRULY are #lesbians #instagay #boys #girls #femme #stud #stem girlongirl #lgbt #boyonboy - @gay_shoutout on Instagram
Little on the Edie but big on the staunch 💜 - @moonlightandmalice on Instagram
- Louise Beavers
- History of Jamaica
As Im wrapping up this project, I truly cant believe the scope of what we did in the past couple months. Thank you @okematmoore for bringing me on this project as a Colorist! UNLADYLIKE2020 is a 26 episode series profiling diverse, extraordinary women who broke barriers at the turn of the century and the contemporary women who now follow in their footsteps. You can watch the entire series on PBS American Masters (@pbsamericanmasters) or at https://unladylike2020.com There are so many people involved in making this project that I cant tag them all but special shoutout to the Assistant Editors (@jcannonfilms @haali1) Editors (@zixinfilms @flyingps Adam Lingo) and Online Editor (@lavarro) who I worked with closely. Last but not least thank you to Executive Producers Charlottle Mangin and Sandy Rattley for being the fearless visionaries that brought this to life. Heres a snippet of some of the images I worked on. Original artwork by @ameliechabannes . . . . . #unladylike2020 #pbs #pbsamericanmasters #womeninbusiness #womeninart #womeninstem #womeninpolitics #womeningovernment #womeninmusic #womeninscience #womenexplorers #womeninfilm #womeninmedia #womeninsculpture #inspiringwomen #racialjustice #socialjustice #suffrage #womenhistory #americanhistory #blackhistory #asianamericanhistory #feminism #trailblazers #animated #shortfilm #documentary #episodic #colorist - @mithintv on Instagram
- Dark History
- The Book of Modern Marvels (1917)
- Another way THE UN WORKS!, United States Committee for the United Nations, 1958
5,000 teachers each won $500 and 500 Bonus Points to help get great books into their students’ hands! See the full winners’ list: scholastic.com/pattersonpartnership - @scholasticbookclubs on Instagram
- Hall Bathroom
- African American History & Trivia: Lets Be Candid!
- Black citizens attempt to cast ballots, while being photographied by police officers for purposes of intimidation. Greenwood, Mississippi, United States. August 1963. [679×831]
- Crime
- Amazing Women
- Two young friends snuck out at night to explore Chicago on a train. James, boy on left was 5. Ronald boy on right was 8. (1952)
- big shoulders
- Actors and Actresses
- African/Black History Books
Happy Sunday yall 🌿🌻 . . Since the pandemic began, what weve noticed was how quickly community can come together to help each other. We are so powerful in numbers! Please scroll thru, connect, and make a donation today if you can... Together we can help change or save someones life even with a little bit. We will like to help as many people as we can and have gotten messages asking..so we hear you + will post more GoFundMe links in the future for folks to donate to. Thanks for being awesome! Be well yall 💎🙌🏿 . . - @theaurahouse on Instagram
- Appalachia and the rural South
A message from our Board of Directors - @ri_pride on Instagram
Current mood..BUY SOME STAMPS! Just one of many things to do in advance of August 31st.... Prepare for November!!! - @lornasimpson on Instagram
- A Maori woman with traditional moko tattoos, New Zealand, 1905.
- Madam C.J. Walker
Alma Maria Mahler Gropius Werfel’s story felt like the perfect place to begin #pavethewayfridays. Her infamous affairs and reputation as muse and femme fatale (🙄) are consistently a source of spectacle that often overshadows her own artistic genius. Though she was discouraged from composing by Gustav Mahler during their marriage, she tenaciously continued to wield power in the art world and ultimately left her mark as a massive influence on much of the great art of the early 20th century. Much respect to any wom whose draw was so intoxicating that she caused impressionist painter Oskar Kokoschka to commission and later behead a life-size doll of her (swipe for heebie jeebies!). . . . For more on this legendary trailblazer, check out award-winning biographer Cate Haste’s Passionate Spirit: The Life of Alma Mahler (2019 Basic Books), which dares to empower Mahler-Werfel’s story and cast down previous portrayals that paint her as a villain and caricature. #pavethewayfridays #thosewhocamebeforeus #womeninopera #operasingersofinstagram #wio #muse #almamahler - @women_in_opera on Instagram
- My grandma and Quincy Jones were high school classmates and friends. Heres their 1949 yearbook photos and what he wrote to her.
- Portrait of a young woman, Ethiopia (1885-1888) by early French explorer Jules Borelli (h/t @MaazaMengiste on Twitter)
For World Photography Day may we introduce . . . Extraordinary Ordinary Pit village life by Jack Hulme Jack Hulme’s photographs of the pit village of Fryston, on the outskirts of Castleford, are a fascinating, unique and revealing record of a mining community in the mid twentieth century. He was born in the village but, after an injury, was unable to work as a miner. When his wife bought him a Leica camera he became the village photographer, and it is for his black and white images that he is now remembered. The enduring charm of his photgraphs is in the capture of the ordinary – domestic chores, playing in the street, the daily grind. From the attitude of his subjects towards him, you can see he was part of the life he was documenting. From the National Strike to the Miners’ Strike he witnessed the passing of the industrial age in Yorkshire. #worldphotographyday #photo #Photography #blackandwhitephoto #bygoneera #dayspast #Fryston #JackHulme #photographer #dailylife #snapshot #explorepage - @wakefieldmuseums on Instagram
TUNE INTO DC’s ONLY LGBTQ TALK RADIO SHOW THIS TUESDAY & EVERY TUESDAY. 2:00pm-3:00pm EST at WPFW 89.3FM or Stream it live. Tune in, Call in, and Share your Voice. After the show, it will be available as an iTunes or GooglePlay, and archived at WPFW. https://www.facebook.com/InsideOutLGBTradio/ - @insideoutlgbtradio on Instagram
- 1900-1910
5780 was trash. Here’s to a happy and healthy in the new year. Shanah Tovah friends. - @cymerman1 on Instagram
Nashville first became known internationally as Music City not for its country music, but because of the Fisk Jubilee Singers. The Jubilee Singers have headlined halls and auditoriums, performing for queens and kings and heads of state, across the country and around the globe for nearly 150 years. Without musical accompaniment, the a cappella troupe has sung as if the very survivability of Fisk University depended upon them. Follow the link in our bio to read the full story. #BPM2020 - @communityfoundationmidtn on Instagram
- The Working Lads Institute in Whitechapel, photos circa 1910s. Established in the late 19th Century to keep Londons working class boys aged 13 and up from the vices of the Music Halls and pubs, it had dormitories, exercise classes and opportunities for training.
- Gay pride
- FWD: THE REAL MEANING OF THAT FLAG
- Older New Orleans woman with her young enslaved servant woman, New Orleans, Louisiana, United States, in the 1850s [492*608]
- greek tragedy
- 1800s
- The Right Side of History
In my head, this is what my summer 2020 would have looked like, if it weren’t for that pesky coronavirus, and I will not be disabused of that notion! #fuckcoronavirus #LeonardFink #gayathome - @girth on Instagram
(...)las campañas de los pueblos sólo son débiles, cuando en ellas no se alista el corazón de la mujer; pero cuando la mujer se estremece y ayuda, cuando la mujer, tímida y quieta de su natural, anima y aplaude, cuando la mujer culta y virtuosa unge la obra con la miel de su cariño la obra es invencible. José Martí Patria, 7 de mayo de 1892 #MarianaGrajales #AnaBetancourt #VilmaEspín #MelbaHernández #HaydeéSantamaría #CeliaSánchez #DíaInternacionalDeLaMujer - @presidenciadecuba on Instagram
At JUDGEMENT today, @hereliestomblunt chats with me about The Art of the Occult and I was asked the most wonderful, thought-provoking questions! Subscribers (and if you’re not subscribing, why not? It’s $5 a month for the most original, insightful writing you’re ever going to read!) can find the interview link in my bio. There’s pretty quotable bon mots over there, hee hee! 😅 - @ghoulnextdoor on Instagram
- The Power of Myth
- Silver Square Studio
George Polgreen Bridgetower: An African Prodigy in England 1789-1860. An outstanding violinist. Best known for his association with Ludwig van Beethoven, who wrote the piece Kreutzer Sonata just for him to play in 1803 (the full title was Sonata composed for the Mulatto). The composer praised him as “a very capable virtuoso who has a complete command of his instrument”. He was born in Poland to a West Indian father and German mother. He moved to London at an early age and was performing in theaters by the age of ten. The scope of Bridgetowers career in Europe becomes apparent when one sees what was written about him in late eighteenth-century English, French, and Austro-German newspapers, memoirs, and journals. By the age of twelve he was recognised by Londons musical intelligentsia as a respected member of its artistic community. By 1799, he performed in approximately fifty publicised concerts as a soloist or a principal musician. How did Bridgetower overcome some of the obvious racial barriers of his day? (1) He had an entreprenurial father who brought his son to the attention of the English aristocracy; (2) He was so skilful that he gained the unwavering financial support of that aristocracy; (3) For his day he had an above average education - a factor that often facilitated the rise up the social ladder in Georgian England; and (4) He won the support and friendship of George, Prince of Wales, later George IV of England. Bridgetower eventually fell out with Beethoven over the snub of a mutual female friend, he obviously deserves much more attention for the contributions he made to Classical music performance. - @blackmusichistory on Instagram
- A few truths
These flags represent people on every part of the gender and sexuality spectrum in celebration of who they are and their identities. The Rainbow Flag, a symbol of pride and honour of the LGBTQ+ community, devised by Gilbert Baker and inspired by Judy Garlands melodies Over the Rainbow. Each of the eight original colours celebrates an aspect of queer pride symbolising sex, life, healing, sunlight, nature, art, serenity and spirit. It was much later that hot pink was dropped and turquoise and indigo were replaced by blue to symbolise harmony. With increasing needs to break out and own their identities different flags have come into being in the recent years with many feeling more empowered sans labels. #pride #pridemonth #june2020 #enactusindia #enactus #Werisebyliftingothers #lovewins #lgbtq🌈 #marshapjohnson #stonewall #lgbtpride #happypridemonth #celebratinglove - @enactuscvs on Instagram
- Andy
- Transport , Bus and Taxi
- My Past Life
- Carl Van Vechten
- Marriage Rights
COSME E DAMIÃO, DOCES, IBEJADA E CARURU: tradição e sincretismo religioso. Nos dias 26 (para os católicos) e 27 de setembro (para candomblecistas e umbandistas), comemoram-se, respectivamente, o Dia de Cosme e Damião e o Dia dos Ibejis. Na tradição católica, a data celebra os santos Cosme e Damião, gêmeos que nasceram e morreram na Ásia Menor por volta do ano 300 d.C. Os irmãos usavam a fé, unida aos conhecimentos científicos, como poder de cura. Como forma de caridade e amor, realizavam tratamentos sem cobrar nada. Às crianças doentes davam balas para amenizar seu sofrimento. Foram perseguidos e degolados, por ordem do imperador romano Deocleciano, que não aceitava a fé cristã. Os santos são reconhecidos pela Igreja Católica como padroeiros dos gêmeos, dos médicos e dos farmacêuticos. No candomblé, os gêmeos são sincretizados com os orixás crianças “Ibejis”, filhos gêmeos (masculino e feminino) dos orixás Xangô e Iansã. São considerados protetores das crianças. Na umbanda, as festividades são marcadas pela participação de espíritos encantados de crianças que amam doces e travessuras. Em todas as tradições, tem-se a distribuição de doces e brinquedos como forma de homenagear ou cumprir promessas feitas às divindades por parte de devotos e simpatizantes. Somado a isso, o povo de santo tem o costume de fazer caruru (uma comida típica da tradição afro-brasileira), chamado também de “Caruru dos Santos” e “Caruru dos sete meninos”. Como toda comida de santo, o caruru tem o intuito de partilhar, com fartura e por meio da fé, a prosperidade, saúde e bonança entre os presentes. Todos os anos, por toda a cidade — mas principalmente no subúrbio carioca —, vemos a criançada nas ruas à espera dos tradicionais saquinhos de doces. Dia de alegria e diversão. Que a tradição nunca acabe e que a intolerância religiosa nunca vença! Oni, Ibejada! Salve, Cosme e Damião! _________________ Conta pra gente as suas memórias dessa festa popular tão carioca! Texto de Luana Ferreira (@luatourguide), redatora da Equipe Rio Antigo. Imagens: 1: Menina oferece doce a uma senhora no Dia de Cosme e Damião, no Rio de Janeiro, SEM DATA - @arquivonacionalbrasil 2: @a_samyra - @rioantigo on Instagram
Taking the time to feel proud of where the work takes me. Honoured to join Englands first Land Commission. Im working with Liverpool City Regions mayor, alongside many people I admire from across the UK, to review and reimagine the use of public land. In a city once known as the European capital of the slave trade, where Black lives were identified as commodities and property for white wealth accumulation, I am present to push for the removal of entitlement surrounding ownership, exploring how justice is implemented via land. - @amahra_as on Instagram
- A crater ate er
- Interesting facts
- [?] The Warrens
- Police Brutality Protest Washington, DC, July 16, 1938
- Apache Comanche
- A Tewa Indian girl 1906
- Blog Posts
Looking at this picture of my mom (Emily’s grandmother) from the late ‘40s after WWII has really encouraged me the past few weeks. Seeing the strength in her eyes after surviving the war by hiding in the jungles of the Philippines for two years during the Japanese military occupation just makes me realize that “this too shall pass” and that what I am going through because of COVID-19 is nothing new. In fact, I think being quarantined in my nice suburban neighborhood, in my nice home, being able to swim in my nice pool, is not suffering at all compared to what my mom went through. She endured great suffering and saw many horrible things, but she along with her little brother, her dad, and his Filipino family, were able to persevere. She told me that her older male cousins would hide her and the other teenage girls whenever the guerrilla fighters (local Filipino militia) would come into their jungle camps because they would often times rape the teenage girls. Thankfully they were all finally rescued by the U.S Military and she sailed back to America aboard a navy troop ship where she celebrated her 16th birthday. She said her dad had to constantly keep the young sailors away from her as you can see that she was quite a beauty! Those experiences made my mom one of the strongest people I have ever known and her strength lives on in me. #strongwomen #powerfulwomen #vintagestyle #vintagefashion #1940s #perseverance #styleinspo #fashionstyle - @stylecast on Instagram
- History
- Amazing Women
First class of women admitted to @harvardmed 1945 - @bossladiesinmedicine on Instagram
Theres an 80% chance of rain today in Orlando, but 100% chance of sunshine and happiness at Hamburger Marys Broadway Brunch today at noon. We have a few tables left so call now to reserve your seat and get in on the fun. 321-319-0600 - @hamburgermary on Instagram
- Afro History
One day I woke up and wasnt afraid of myself anymore. - @katejenks444 on Instagram
- family love quotes
During the late 1800s, a group of black women decided to form a women’s league committee in New Port, Rhode Island. These five women were dedicated to women’s suffrage and educating others. The leader of this group was Mary Dickerson. As we honor the 100 year anniversary of women’s suffrage, we’d like to commemorate the black women that spoke out and were active during the difficult times that they were facing. As black women were silenced and ignored, they continued educating, writing, and creating. #Forwardintolight - @rancholoscerritos on Instagram
- What a semester....
- Types of meditation
Prompt response to @carol_longfellow @jessmischke Friends #poet #poem #poetry #creativewriter #apanoplyofpoetry #apoeticview #bleedingsoulpoetry #bybtpsfeatures #bymepoetryusa #closerlivespoetry #cmkh_live #coffeeandpoetrywithb #digupherpoems #doortooursouls #elitepoets #evepoetrygroup #flowergirlpoetry #heartofpoets #herheartpoetry #livereadwithsea #poeticmisfits #poetspotlight #subtlepoetz #thepoetsanonymous #untwinemeuk #whiskeynwordswithnat #weloveglobalpoets #yellowpenguinnyc #yourheartbeatsstrong - @scorsby on Instagram
- history
- Books and Resources
- Bad Ass Women
- Mr. Selfridge
- “Since then she has been jailed and her child placed in an institution. She has been disowned by her parents and ostracized by her friends. But the real criminals remain unpunished...” American Nationalist, U.S., 1958
- 1850-1860
All good things must come to an end! Its the premiere of Act Five of AS YOU LIKE IT tonight at 8pm and its the last installment of this special online production of Shakespeares classic comedy. So send off this special show with bang and tune into to our Website and Social Media pages to catch the ending of this great online production! - @longbeachplayhouse on Instagram
- Black History
- Say Her Name
Friday 🐚 7pm NY time U.K. midnight - @joannemaryrobertson on Instagram
Your #LBC #TOTW comes from Mark Twain. Word choice has to be perfect especially in comedy so check out our writing classes to learn more about how to do that! - @laughingbuddhacomedy on Instagram
Cada 17 de mayo se conmemora el Día Internacional contra la Homofobia, la Transfobia y la Bifobia, para visibilizar la desigualdad, la violencia y la discriminación de dicho sector de la población. La celebración del día comenzó en el 2005, con actividades en distintas naciones, que son coordinadas por el Comité IDAHO, organización no gubernamental francesa. Para este año se eligió el lema: “Rompiendo el silencio”. https://www.infobae.com/america/mexico/2020/05/17/dia-internacional-contra-la-homofobia-y-transfobia-como-se-origino-y-por-que-se-eligio-el-17-de-mayo/ #lgbtnewsmexico #gaymexico #mexicogay #pride #pridemexico #pridemty - @lgbtnewsmexico on Instagram
- Ida B. Wells
James Baldwin was an author, activist, playwright, and essayist and was one of the first people to explore the intersections of race, class, and sexuality in fiction. He was a noted public speaker, who provided a voice for black men and wrote about their struggles in highly acclaimed essays and speeches. James was highly active in the civil rights movement, taking part in marches and helping to mobilize and motivate African Americans to fight for their civil rights in the South. “ You write in order to change the world ... if you alter, even by a millimeter, the way people look at reality, then you can change it.” James Baldwin #seiu1021 #pride2020🏳️🌈 - @seiu1021 on Instagram
Todays #supremecourt ruling is a major win for equality. Lets keep up the fight! - @repmoulton on Instagram
Are you ready to learn great vocabulary words in videos from our English page every week with examples? ئایە تو ئامادە یێ کو ڤێری پەیڤێن ھێز ین ئێنگلێزیێ ڤێربی د ڤیدیویان دا ژ پەیچێ مە یێ ئێنگلێزیێ ھەر ھەڤتی دگەل نمونان؟ english_inside_kurdistan کومێنتا خو ل خارێ بنڤسە 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 🇬🇧 Turn on post notifications so that you dont miss any posts. Follow ➡️ #englishinsidekurdistan for daily English lessons Follow ➡️ #englishinsidekurdistan for daily motivation Follow ➡️ #englishinsidekurdistan for daily learning English 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 🇬🇧 #englishinsidekurdistan #englishgrammar #englishaccent #englishteacher #repost #englishlearning #englishwords #learningenglish #proverb #qoutes #ieltsvocabulary #toefl #englishmovie #welcometoourpage #englishinsidekurdistan #englishteacher #usa #uk #kurdistan #cnn #انجليزي #ئێنگلێزى #كوردستان #دهوك #اربيل #واشنطن #لندن #سليمانى #حلبجة - @english_inside_kurdistan on Instagram
Η υπερηφάνια και η ψυχική ανθεκτικότητα🏳️🌈 Σήμερα θα γινόταν το 16ο @athensprideofficial το οποίο αναβλήθηκε βέβαια λόγω της πανδημίας. Η ημέρα του #pride αποτελεί για τα ΛΟΑΤΚΙ+ άτομα σε όλον τον κόσμο μία ημέρα μεγαλύτερης ορατότητας, αυξημένου αισθήματος ασφάλειας και κοινότητας, υπερηφάνιας και διεκδικήσεων. Η απώλειά της επομένως αποτελεί κάτι παραπάνω από την απώλεια μίας γιορτής, μίας παρέλασης ή μίας πορείας αντίστασης και αγώνα. Με την απουσία του Pride από τον φετινό Ιούνιο τα #lgbtqi άτομα χάνουν μία ευκαρία συνάντησης και ενδυνάμωσης. Ως επαγγελματίες ψυχικής υγείας θυμίζουμε ότι το αίσθημα υπερηφάνιας για καταπιεσμένες κοινωνικές ταυτότητες αποτελεί παράγοντα ψυχικής ανθεκτικότητας για τα άτομα μειονοτικών ομάδων, μειώνοντας τις προκλήσεις ψυχικής υγείας και την αυτοκτονικότητα. Η υπερηφάνια λοιπόν είναι απαραίτητη σε πολιτικό, κοινωνικό και ψυχολογικό επίπεδο. Οι συμβολισμοί της σημερινής απουσίας του φεστιβάλ υπερηφάνιας μπορεί να είναι διαφορετικοί για κάθε άτομο και να βαραίνουν λιγότερο ή πολύ περισσότερο. Σήμερα ας ακούσουμε ακόμα παραπάνω τα ΛΟΑΤΚΙ+ άτομα του περιβάλλοντός μας, και ας ενισχύσουμε με όποιον τρόπο μας ζητηθεί τα αισθήματα υπερηφάνιας, κοινότητας, συμμαχίας και αλληλεγγύης. Οι επαγγελματίες ψυχικής υγείας και το οικογενειακό και φιλικό περιβάλλον ΛΟΑΤΚΙ+ ατόμων, ας βρούμε μια ευκαιρία να μάθουμε παραπάνω πράγματα για την ιστορία της κοινότητας στην Ελλάδα, αλλά και την ιστορία του Stonewall (ενδεικτικά δείτε στα σχόλια το τεύχος Αόρατη Ιστορία: διαδρομές, βιώματα και πολιτικές των ΛΟΑΤΚΙ+ στην Ελλάδα της Εφημερίδας των Συντακτών, επιμ. Αγγελίδης, Παπαθανασίου, Χρηστίδη). Στη φωτό μερικά από τα ενθύμια του Orlando LGBT+ από το περσινό μας Pride. Eπίσης, παρακολουθήστε πώς θα διαμορφωθεί το πρόγραμμα του @globalpride2020 το οποίο θα γίνει εξ ολοκλήρου on line, στις 27/06/2020, με τον τίτλο: Exist, Resist, Persist. Ελπίζουμε να τα πούμε σύντομα ξανά στον δρόμο, υπερήφανα και αλληλέγγυα. Happy pride month! - @orlandolgbt.gr on Instagram
This pretty much captures all the *feels* at the moment. 😅 Can anyone else relate? Drop a 💯 in the comments if you agree! 😂 Follow @torturedbytoddlers for more #parentinghumor - @parentstogether on Instagram
- Dumbocrats: Same Party, Different Plantation!
- Civil Rights Activists
We’ve created 6 visuals (yes 6 😅) to educate everyone a little on the history of pride colours and pride flags. Did you know that the original 🏳️🌈 pride flag had 8 colours, but due to unavailability of pink fabric, and the need to divide pride colours into an even number for a pride parade, turquoise was dropped? There are also many other types of pride flags out there but we have stuck to these 6, so yea... #lgbtq #pride - @pinkdotsg on Instagram
- 1900s Turn of the Century
TUNE INTO DC’s ONLY LGBTQ TALK RADIO SHOW THIS TUESDAY and EVERY TUESDAY. 2:00pm-3:00pm EST at WPFW 89.3FM or STREAM us LIVE at www.WPFWfm.org Tune in, Call in, and Share your Voice. After each show, it will be available as an iTunes or Google play, and archived at WPFW. https://m.facebook.com/InsideOutLGBTradio/ - @insideoutlgbtradio on Instagram
- African American Knitting
Dont dream it, be it #birthdayboy #scarlettohara #23april #therealme - @lucacostigliolo on Instagram
- Princess Kouka - from Sudan, North Africa - arrives at Claridges Hotel, circa January 1936. Reported as the daughter of a Sheikh, she was in London to shoot her film debut alongside actor Paul Robeson in Jericho. Little is known of her life at all beyond this film, it is thought to be her only.
- Urban legends (stories)
HOW COLLEGES IN INDIA CAN BE LGBTQ+ FRIENDLY? Swipe left for more slides. An article by Dr. Rajat Thukral on @youthkiawaaz #queerwithnofear ° ° ° ° ° ° Credits to the right owner Follow @lgbt_hyderabad for more! #lgbt #gay #lesbian🏳️🌈 #bisexual #trans #pride #gaypride #pansexual #asexual #lgbtq #genderqueer #lgbtindia #lgbtpride #genderfluid #transgender #homosexuality #queer #intersex #lovewins #comingout #hyderabadpride #loveislove #nonbinary #section377 #lgbthyderabad - @lgbt_hyderabad on Instagram
- art by great artists
Heads up! We are seeking a drag queen for an upcoming role. Details above. - @smythcasting on Instagram
- Orphan Train
Oops! We didn’t forget about you, just a little behind after our weekend recovery! This week on Queer 101! This week, Queer 101 is shedding light on what Trans means. The following information will help those who struggle to identify, are exploring or those that might find themselves in a need of a better understanding. We hope that these resources can contribute to uplifting the Trans Community and educating those who misunderstand it. As always, remember to take a step back and educate yourself if you find you’re struggling in accepting someone who is living through it. Practice language that is not offensive when speaking to an individual in the community, if pronouns are difficult then practice just saying someone’s name in place or use terms that are not bound to female or male identifications. Remind yourself that your expectations are your own, no one elses and having them can lead to disappointment. Keep the possibilities of growth and understanding endless! As always, thanks for listening! Queer 101 Team Resources for trans folks and allies: https://www.equalityhc.org/transgender-health.html Binder Exchange- https://www.dcats.org/binderexchange Trans Lifeline https://www.translifeline.org/about https://lgbtrc.usc.edu/trans/transgender/ http://www.transbucket.com/about https://transequality.org/issues/resources/frequently-asked-questions-about-transgender-people - @queencitypridenh on Instagram
What to Black Women is the 100th Anniversary of Women’s Suffrage? #OTD August 18th, 1920 the 19th Amendment was ratified. We are reminded of a blog post @wiltforcongress guest wrote for our blog back in February. Robin Wilt writes, “To unerase Black women from the women’s suffrage movement, we must ask ourselves, “What to a Black Woman is the 100th Anniversary of Women’s Suffrage?” Then, we must say the names of the women who fought not only for their own suffrage, but by dint of being Black women, inherently fought for universal suffrage.” Say their names. Share their stories. De-center whiteness. Expand the narrative. Ida B. Wells-Barnett Nannie Helen Burroughs Sarah Parker Remond Mary Church Terrell And many more. Read the full post at the link in our bio. #19suffragestories #19thamendment - @540westmain on Instagram
Have you heard the great news? The Women’s and Gender Studies Department will begin our NEW minor in Sexuality and Queer Studies this Fall 2020! 😃 💞🌈🔥💫 Catalogue description: The minor in Sexuality and Queer Studies centers on the identities and histories of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and gender-variant people with a particular focus on urban queer identities. The minor examines how assumptions about sexuality and gender are constructed and emphasizes ways to navigate and resist those assumptions through the application of knowledge in a variety of settings including education, healthcare, the workplace, and community organizations. This minor is a perfect complement to majors in Education, Health Sciences, Psychology, Business, Sociology, History, Political Science, English, Media Arts, etc. Our minor is THE ONLY ONE IN NEW JERSEY (!!!) that highlights queer experiences by focusing on urban settings/ communities with an emphasis on applying what you’ve learned in the classroom. #sexualityandqueerstudies #newminor #SQS #lgbtq🌈 #socialjustice #transstudies #queerstudies #lgbtqstudies #njcu #curriculum #socialjusticeeducation Poster design 🎨: @lizatilakdhari - @njcu_wgst on Instagram
Happy Pride Month everyone! Celebrating diversity and showing the mirror to American police who bashed innocent Black person . . . Learn the importance of diversity #gaythoughts #gayteen #instagay #gaysian #gay #bi #lbgt #gayfriend #gayfollow #gayfollowforfollow #gaylove #gayindian #singlegay #gaysian #homolove #homo #lovelbgt #lbgt #gayquotes #gayinsta #gayberlin #gaylondon #gaynewyork #blackguy #egypt #asiangay #gaysian #instalove #lovebi #afrogay #gaynetworking - @queer_republic on Instagram
Part (2/2) Even during the pandemic, capitalism has changed its face! Eg. for the simple face mask where you spent ₹50, you have to spend ₹120 for solid designed mask and for a printed mask with glitters on it you have ₹200, where as the price of Govt suggested N95 mask you have to spend ₹250-₹300. recently i saw a face mask at Shivan and Narreshs website with fancy bentex gold buttons on it for ₹3500! Theres no doubt that liberalism opts for profit maximization even during this pandemic. You might be able to keep your economy healthy at the cost of someone elses basic labour rights but can this capitalism safeguard you from religious fanatics, fascist and dictators? “the day when youll get marriage rights it will become exclusive marketable brand for elites in LGBTQ community and one who are without the privileges will suffer more!” Even the realm of psychiatry wont be able to heal wounds of capitalist realism because our society is complexed and LGBTQ community is more complexed but when these things like “classy, pure tops, pure bottoms, versatile, no sissy, girlish and only muscular” tags would be commercialised then it would develop a state of estrangement and isolation that one might have to suffer from depression and even commit suicide because of the prejudices and class conflict that would take place in the community after legalising same sex marriages! The Queer activists and organisations have to find the way to get rid of pink capitalism/commercialisation before we opt for Marriage rights else there would be more people like “ambassadors cum actors, Hindutvawadi Amma and someone like Laxmi Tripathi” who would demean our long struggle for rights and sacrifices that we made! In my opinion to prevent this situation, the answer would be “LGBTQ protection rights” instead of going for marriage rights first! #gaythoughts #gayteen #instagay #gaysian #gay #bi #lbgt #gayfriend #gayfollow #capitalism #gaylove #gayindian #socialism #gaysian #homolove #homo #lovelbgt #lbgt #gayquotes #gayinsta #gayberlin #gaylondon #gaynewyork #blackguy #egypt #asiangay #gaysian #instalove #lovebi #afrogay #gaynetworking - @queer_republic on Instagram
