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Rebel Girls: Photos Of Feminists From Around the World
Rebel Girls: Photos Of Feminists From Around the World
Illustration by Rory Midhani
Feminism is alive and well, my friends. And I’ve got 95 photos from across the planet to prove it. (Click here to find the source articles about the protests and movements pictured!)
Including an image of a protest or images from a specific region doesn’t indicate any sort of endorsement of that region or movement’s politics — this is just about showcasing that the fight for women’s rights and gender equality is raging on around the world.
Democratic Republic of Congo
South Africa
Afghanistan
Saudi Arabia
North America
El Salvador
United States
South America
*Turkey is technically on two continents. Geography, you slay me. I chose Europe, but some of these photos may have technically been taken in Asia.
United Kingdom
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A secretive plan to ship coal through the Port of Oakland is being driven by a company that wants to massively expand its coal mining operations in Utah – and by a public official who stands to profit personally.
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