#women empowerment
Winter is a hard time to be hot. (Thursday Punday !)
Seriously, I can’t find the warmth to shoot lately.
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IG : @M_rielaa
Outfit : @Cmblabel
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MIKARA REID
IG: @m_i_k_a_r_a
Grow your mind & your booty sis!
“Don’t mess with María or she’ll knock you out !”
I do have a thing for defiant attitudes and gals that aren’t afraid to stare back… You go girls !
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Let the players play! #TheManMusicVideo is out now!
This video had me in tears. As a 23 year old woman, I’m constantly objectified and sexualized. I’m constantly told at work that I’m too emotional, or that I must be on my period for getting mad at something, simply because I’m a woman. I play this song for my 1 year old niece. I want to keep progress moving and make a world that she can feel empowered in. I hope so many women, regardless of if they like or dislike Taylor’s music, hear this song and get something out of it. Can’t wait to hear this everywhere- if not by the radio then by me blasting it, windows down in my car everywhere on repeat (if you haven'theard me doing that since August). @taylorswift@taylornation
I Stan A Vocal Queen.
I’ve always wanted to turn some of my art into washi tapes and now they’re finally here!! ❤️
Special announcement
My Etsy and local stores are officially open!
Local (PH): shop.risarodil.com
International:risarodil.etsy.com
Here you can find complete print sets and sticker sets of my designs as well as exclusive products like enamel pins, washi tapes, and limited edition stickers. Please read the descriptions of each listing before ordering! Since I’m shipping stuff from my home country, orders within the Philippines will only take 1–5 days, while international orders are estimated to take 10–20 days. I will be personally packing all orders and I may slip in surprise freebies if you order early
As a little launch gift, get 20% OFF for minimum local orders of P300 and $30 for international (Etsy). Discounts are automatically applied at checkout. Promo runs for one week only ✨
Majel Coleman was Cincinnati girl born in 1903. Her family lived in various areas around the city, including Avondale. Her father was Pierce Devon “Percy” Coleman, a baseball pitcher from Mason. He mostly pitched for St Louis but did pitch for the Reds for a single game in 1898. He also pitched for several minor league teams. After baseball, he worked as a traveling paint salesman.
Coleman had already received an acting contract offer at 16 when a playwright saw her on a train, but her mother insisted she finish high school first. She graduated from Hughes High School in 1921 and moved to California with her parents. She starred in several films, mostly for Cecil De Mille, though she never had a starring role. While many of her films are lost she can still be seen in De Mille’s epic King of Kings.
She married Victor Gangelin, a set director best known by his Oscar win for West Side Story. She remained in California until her death in 1980. Curious about other alumni? Want to find more unknown historical figures for Women’s History Month? Check out our Digital Library!
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Never Settle
Irrespective of how I feel about Nicki’s personality, I do respect and admire her contribution to Hip Hop and women empowerment.
So much so, that I was extremely saddened and disappointed in her choice of partner. Anyway, I urge women, especially single women, to use Nicki’s marriage has a cautionary tale. If you’re successful, and have choices, DO NOT settle down with a man who isn’t on your level.
I know that society puts tremondous pressure on women to get married and have children; but try to be strong, and wait for someone more deserving! DO NOT ignore the warning signs, the excess baggage, lack of financial security, and criminal background, just because you’re eager to become a WIVE and MOTHER.
Love yourself enough to not invest in a nonentity like Mr.Petty ♀️
Author@iameriwa
Model - Nicki Minaj
[deGruy] We’ve got to really rewire the way human beings look at our relationship to nature. In the same way that humans have the ability to conciously shift the balance of the Earth, which we’ve done, we also have the capacity and capability of stopping it. We can shift it. We have to. What we have on Earth is all we’ll ever have.
[Safina] The sad fact of it is that the ocean could be empty and it would still look the same. It’s a very hard thing to convey what’s happening, how it will affect you personally. And so as the ocean is being emptied and as the ocean is dying, the surface looks the same, the waves look the same.
[Earle] If I could be born anywhere in time, it would be now. It would be now because this is the time, as never before, that we know. We understand what we didn’t know 50 years ago. If we wait another 50 years.. opportunities we now have will be gone. This is the moment. Our decisions, our actions will shape everything that follows.
- ‘Less Bad GRL’ - Darling Bonnie // international women’s day everyday. #societythings
for the societygirls. #societythings
how to do s/s ‘22. // Naomi and Beverly Peele photographed by Patrick Demarchelier for Vogue Magazine, May 1992. #societythings
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