In this post, we will take an intimate journey through various images that depict a wide assortment of scenes, from breathtaking landscapes and urban chaos to candid moments and portraiture that capture raw emotions. Explore the enchanting blend of colors, light, and visual aesthetics held captive in each frame.
Rita Hayworth (1940s)
Rita Hayworth, a Hollywood star in the 1940s, willingly supported World War II efforts. She regularly engaged in morale-boosting activities, including signing autographs and taking photos with G.I.s, shaping her iconic image as a wartime sweetheart.
Jack Weinberg (1964)
On October 1, 1964, Free Speech Movement supporters at UC Berkeley surrounded a police car for 32 hours, preventing the arrest of Jack Weinberg, kickstarting mass student protests and marking a pivotal moment in 1960s student activism.
Petition for Small Busts (1971)
In 1971, NYC saw feminist activism by the “Small-Breasted Women of America”. Critiquing fashion’s obsession with larger breasts, they collected signatures to challenge societal biases and influence the lingerie industry. It bolstered body positivity in the 70s.
