Albanian radfem

Cambodian Princess Norodom Buppha Devi in the 1960s. She was also a dancer, director of the Royal Ballet of Cambodia, senator, and Minister of Culture and Fine Arts.

The Rosenlaui Glacier, 1841 by François Diday (Swiss, 1802-1877)

It’s why they’re so insanely strict about LGB never being allowed to stand alone, even if it makes sense like talking about LGB rights or LGB media (same sex attraction being the common factor). They’re allowed to talk about trans stuff separately when it makes sense, now that they’ve successfully associated themselves with LGBs and that separation appears as calling attention to the Most Oppressed Part Of The LGBTQIA+, but LGBs are never allowed to do the same. Because doing so would (rightfully) imply that we have separate issues from the TQ+ that need to be addressed without them clinging to us.

Vintage wlw will forever own my heart. We have been here for ages, and we won’t leave.

*a magical little dog and a magical little flower*

Watching Olympics women's weightlifting 🏋️‍♀️

laetitia casta for jean paul gaultier spring couture 1997

Self Portrait, 1892 by Elizabeth Nourse (American, 1859–1938)

Brao; Cambodia, 1968. Jacqueline Matras

People who are against boundaries are people others need to be protected from.

The Yellow Chair, 2026 by Kate Lewis (American, b. 1977); Oil on canvas, 31×25 in

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Tying your bullshit anorexia and starvation romanticisation to an ethnic group that has experienced so many famines, crisises, wars, back to back poverty for generations is disgusting.