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22nd MayFringe
Rebecca Belmore (Anishnaabe)
Rebecca Belmore often uses the body to address violence against First Nations people, especially women. The woman in Fringe assumes the same reclining pose as the beautiful odalisques depicted by nineteenth- and twentieth-century European artists, but bears an ugly slash from shoulder to hip. The thin rivulets of blood that run from the gash are composed of small red beads, a detail that evokes both Belmore’s Anishinabe heritage and the trauma inflicted on indigenous peoples. Despite the graveness of the woman’s injury, Belmore’s Fringe is also about healing. The wound is not fatal; she has the strength to recover. But the scar will never disappear.
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22nd MayStreet harassment is not a compliment.
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21st MayYou didn’t think too deeply about this did you? Of course not. If you were prone to thinking deeply about things… you probably wouldn’t be a Feminist, now would you?
Yooooooooooooooooooo!
Shit that was uncanny!
mind = blown
does he know how clever he’s just been?………..
that person is a lost cause, their entire blog consists of bashing feminists because they think women aren’t oppressed, just weak.
they’re angry at the typical crap that actually just goes back to patriarchy, so wtvr wtvr.LMAOOOOO OH MY GOD THE IRONY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This shit is like magic.
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