(Fonte: amourbeton, via architectureofdoom)
Alexey Begak(Алексей Бегак, Russian)
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(Fonte: soyka62.livejournal.com, via darksilenceinsuburbia)
Studio portrait of the young Chickasaw woman Annie Guy (ca. 1853-ca. 1925), wearing clothing of the era, seated in a fringed posing chair.
1877
A. Zeno Shindler (Antonio Zeno Shindler), Non-Indian, 1823-1899 or William Henry Jackson, Non-Indian, 1843-1942
National Museum of the American Indian
Gaines Mausoleum, Glenwood Cemetery, Geneva, NY.
Kaibab Paiute woman nursing a child while another child stands behind her. Woman wears a basketry hat and a fringed and beaded dress. Brush house (?) on the left.
1871-1873
John K. Hillers (Jack Hilliers/J.K. Hilliers), Non-Indian, 1843-1925, Edward O. Beaman, Non-Indian, 1837-1876, or James Fennemore, Non-Indian, 1849-1941
National Museum of the American indian
Chop chop chop
You should probably read this. Or don’t. Whatever.
“The young lady should be punished according to sharia, with 80 to 100 lashes, but [because of] the severity of the act she has committed, she deserves be stoned to death.
Her act could bring about an epidemic. It could be contagious and give ideas to other women. It is therefore necessary to isolate [the incident]. I wish her to be healed.”
So they put her in a psych ward. Oh hell no.
Topless day?
“Use your body as a poster for the slogans of freedom. Bare breasts against Islamism.”
I’m so down.