High femme on a low budget. I enjoy crystals, muumuus, dancing naked under the full moon, talking about feminism, painting my nails, and taking things too seriously.
Also, I have great hair.
High femme on a low budget. I enjoy crystals, muumuus, dancing naked under the full moon, talking about feminism, painting my nails, and taking things too seriously.
Also, I have great hair.
Mozambique:
“Mima-te is a clothing brand owned by twins Nelly and Nelsa Guambe and based in Maputo Mozambique. Set in vintage style, with an eko concept redesigned and customized, Mima-te is a fashion-brand that intends to recycle and renew old textiles by turning them into fashionable, modern and affordable clothing. Inspired by vintage fashion designers all over the world and particularly appreciating African modern fashion. Mima-te’s belief is that upcycling what has been given to Africa as a sign of good will (but much too often ends up as waste) is an innovative way of creating a new image of Mozambican clothing. At the same time the upcycling process serves to harness environmental awareness. It also allows people - from the seller to the sewer at the informal market - to be involved in creating something beautiful and sustainable instead of only reselling donations.”From: dumbanenguebyceleste.onsugar.com
Absolutely beautiful.
Give me all these clothes
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from I LOVE SOUTHERN AFRICAEverything isn’t healthy at Whole Foods. Two employees at the natural foods supermarket chain in Albuquerque, New Mexico are saying that they were suspended for speaking Spanish to each other during work hours.
Bryan Baldizan told The Associated Press he and a female…
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from This is whatupA new report put out by the University of Michigan has found that Latinas were disproportionately targeted for involuntary sterilization under the U.S. eugenics movement. Between 1909 and 1979, Latinas made up 20-30% of the 60,000 people who were coercively sterilized in the U.S., mostly in mental institutions in California. The majority of these people were women who were labeled as “bad girls” or “sexually wayward”: in other words, women who didn’t follow the strict social norms set forth at the time.
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