women of any identity are not obligated to be hairless. cis women, straight women, trans women, lesbian women, butch women, femme women, genderfluid women, bigender women, bisexual women, asexual women, aromantic women, nonbinary women, intersex women, genderqueer women- all women are allowed to be hairy, as hairy as they'd like, as hairy as they naturally come. our bodies naturally come with hair on them, you should not have to painstakingly remove it unless you want to. having body hair does not negate your womanhood, nor does it inherently make you a "masculine" woman- all AGABs have the potential to grow body hair. you're allowed to choose what you do with yours.

Happy Black History Month. Black queer love should always be celebrated and validated

great news everyone !

Brenda Fassie: considered South Africa's first Black pop star.

To any woman of any race or ethnicity,

To any woman of any background,

To any woman of any religion,

To any woman of any sexuality,

To any woman of any size,

To any woman with any disability,

To any woman with any experience,

To any woman with any struggle,

To all those who identify as women,

Happy International Women's Day!

(We're so glad that you're here)

I’m thinking of ALL women this women’s history month.

Palestinian women

Transgender women

Women of color

Disabled women

Queer women

Indigenous women

Jewish women

Asexual and aromantic women

EVERY woman deserves to be uplifted and celebrated this month and every month.

MY QUEEN RENEE RAPP WILL EITHER GET EVEN MORE SECURE IN HER BISEXUALITY OR SHES DROPPING SOME NEW BANGER ABOUT IDENTITY CRISIS ANY DAY NOW CAUSE LABELLING YOURSELF AS MSPEC AND THEN GOING INTO THE MASTERDOC IS A VERY CANON EVENT

the military and lesbians

hating & avoiding men doesn't "keep lesbian women safe" btw, it makes you a violent asshole by stereotyping all men as dangerous predators, and it opens up the doors for you to be a violent person by encouraging yourself and other to harbor violent thoughts toward people who haven't wronged you. it's just unhealthy as fuck to pathologically avoid an entire gender for the rest of your life. when recovering from trauma, one of the most important parts is learning to accept that your trigger exists and you must encounter it in day to day life and deal with that in a healthy and mature fashion.

avoiding the trigger at all costs is not a healthy coping mechanism. learn to cope with the fact that you've been wronged- women and people have wronged you, too. even if we live in a violent patriarchal society, maleness itself is not what has wronged you. you will never inherently be an innocent baby for being a woman and men will never inherently be violent, dangerous people just by virtue of being men.

Women’s baseball in the 1940s and 50s

Check out some of the photos we came across while researching the history of women’s baseball for our podcast on A League of Their Own!

Members of the Rockford Peaches in uniform, 1943

All-American Girls Professional Baseball League player Marg Callaghan sliding into home plate, 1948

Toni Stone, an African-American woman who played mostly in the men’s leagues in the 1940s and 1950s

Learn more about the history behind the TV show!