Blonde Brain Power

Blonde Brain Power

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Blondebrainpower: “We Can Do It!” Is An American World War Ii Wartime Poster Produced By J. Howard Miller In 1943 For Westinghouse Electric As An Inspirational Image To Boost Female Worker Morale. The Poster Was Very Little Seen During World War

Blondebrainpower: Kenyan Woman Holding A Dik-Dik In Mombassa, 1909.

Blondebrainpower: Late Victorian Mountaineers, Including A Lady Fully Dressed And Corseted, Cross A Crevasse In The Alps, 1900

Blondebrainpower: Andre The Giant And Friends

Blondebrainpower: Support Your Sisters Not Just Your Cis-Ters

Blondebrainpower: A Woman Divided Into Two, Representing Life And Death. A Detail From An Oil Painting, Life And Death, Depicting Half-Woman, Half-Skeleton Figure Bearing A Scythe, 18Th Century. Wellcome Library, London.memento Moripreviously, Death

Blondebrainpower: Dignity Is A Sculpture On A Bluff Overlooking The Missouri River Near Chamberlain, South Dakota. The 50-Foot High Stainless Steel Statue By South Dakota Artist Laureate Dale Claude Lamphere Depicts An Indigenous Woman In Plains-Style

Blonde Brain Power

Blonde Brain Power

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Blondebrainpower: “I Never Really Thought Of Wonder Woman As A Super-Racy Character. She Wasn’t Out There Being Predatory. She Was Saying: ‘You Have A Problem With A Strong Woman? I Am Who I Am, Get Over It.’ I Never Played Her As Mousy. I Played

Blondebrainpower: We Can Do It!

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