TrishTaughtYou

Black is Beautiful idc what they lied and told you.

He said it!

“This empowerment also applies to women of color, trans women, and people with disabilities. When you look in the media, as Mikki Kendall suggested on Twitter, there are very few examples of fat, trans, or dark-skinned women. As such, selfies present themselves as a way to make our bodies visible, and in a radical way. So you take your selfies, peeps — they’re one way to say “fuck you” to the body standards that have made us miserable for so long.”

VIA: Upworthy

Doll Test, by Gordon Parks (1967)

Source: WolfWikis

How women vs. men are perceived  in today’s society.

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Everyone should watch this Dove Campaign! It is about a forensic artist drawing how a group of women perceive themselves and then later drawing how a group of strangers perceive the women as. The group of women and strangers have never met before, and the forensic artist does not see anyone prior to the drawing. This video shows that women always point out their flaws, but never notice the good things about themselves. It’s an amazing campaign, story, and video! Go watch!