blondebrainpower: Kenyan woman holding a dik-dik in Mombassa, 1909.

blondebrainpower: Kenyan woman holding a dik-dik in Mombassa, 1909.

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

Blondebrainpower: Andre The Giant And Friends

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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

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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

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Blondebrainpower: Sister Rosetta Tharpe- “Didn’t It Rain?” Live 1964

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