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David Bowie as Ziggy Stardust, 1972

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More Styles and Sets for Black Hair (read description please)

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In 1937, deep in the rural heart of Louisiana, a sharecropper mother sat with her children—not in a schoolhouse, but in the dim light of their small home.

There were no desks. No pencils handed out by teachers. No bells to mark the start of class.

But there was love.

And there was learning.

She taught them letters and numbers with quiet determination, her hands worn from fields, her voice steady with hope. In a world stacked against her, she chose to fight ignorance with knowledge—one lesson at a time.

They lived in Transylvania, Louisiana—where poverty ran deep and segregation kept opportunity out of reach. But this mother refused to let her children grow up without knowing how to read their own names or count their way forward.

This image, captured by a government photographer in 1937, is more than history. It’s a tribute.

To every parent who became a teacher.

To every kitchen table that became a classroom.

To every child whose future began not with privilege—but with persistence.

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Rare photo of Bernnadette Stanis.

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Reminder.

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elizabeth taylor, 1958

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English punks photographed by Shirley Baker in the 80s

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Jean Shrimpton, Mexico (Uxmal archeological site, Yucatán Peninsula), Oct. 1962, Vogue 1963

Photo David Bailey

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Rosa Parks doing yoga, 1973.

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Fame has a special burden, which I might as well state here and now. I don't mind being burdened with being glamorous and sexual. But what goes with it can be a burden

(Marilyn Monroe)