Liberation

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gahdamnpunk:Men really think that women’s liberation is about whether or not we let them view our bo

fuldagap:People’s Movement for the Liberation of Angola soldiers

thegynocrat:Notes from the Third Year: Women’s Liberation Date: 1971 

Stonewall Means Fight Back! Youth Against War & Fascism - Christopher St Liberation Day Parade,

egowave:someone spraypainted the transphobic and biologically inaccurate “free speech bus” this is s

No more homophobia!

schlesingerlibrary:In celebration of Pride month, we present this image of gay liberation activist M

“No god! No state! No caliphate!”

‘Be Gay Do Crime’

autismserenity:ahippiemadeofasphalt:fennic-schmennic:ifiwakeinthemorning:hmmmmmmmmk:metal-thimble:ey

Posted @withregram • @northern.oak.designs We need to think about the words coming from our mouths a

nowinexile:sahrawia:5th July 1962 - 2015. Today marks the 53rd anniversary of Algeria’s independence

“There’s a freedom in apathy, a wild, dizzying liberation on which you can almost get dr

#Repost @forsecafitness (@get_repost)・・・“In what ways are we medicines to each other?”—#forsecafitne

lesbianherstorian:drawn by s.b. sowbel in the lesbian issue of women: a journal of liberation vol. 5

blackbrownuniverse:The revolution and women’s liberation go together. We do not talk of women’s eman

man made boneyard built by greed.

Each week this Pride Month we’ll be highlighting two artists working within one of Nobody Promised Y

Anarchist graffiti and posters in solidarity with the West Papuan liberation struggle seen in Tanger

georgy-konstantinovich-zhukov:January 27th, the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, is Holoc

bag-of-dirt:Members of the French Resistance stand armed behind a barricade during the Liberation of

“PARADES ARE NOT ENOUGH – QUEER PRIDE—FLAUNT IT EVERY DAY – ACT-UP Madison – QUEER LIBERATION

Love more and more queer genderless way to dress - that’s the liberation and emancipation of the man

Robert Capa (1913 - 1954) Femme tondue exhibée dans les rues de Chartres à la Libération(A Woman Col

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