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Regram @latinovoices: ⠀ Want to celebrate Mexican culture this #CincoDeMayo? Consider channeling that festive spirit into supporting the men and women who embody it. We've rounded up 11 Mexican-owned businesses on our page to help get you started. Check the link in our bio! 📷: @hijadetumadreshop

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What a time to be alive and female. #resist #TrumpCare

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What Trump’s 'Welcome Home!' party looked like yesterday 👊🏼👊🏽👊🏾👊🏿 (📷: @gettyimages)

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💙💙💙 #maythe4thbewithyou #carriefisher (📷: @gettyimages)

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Happy to have you! 💙#HRC spoke at a #WomenForWomen event today in New York City. (📷: @gettyimages)

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Rihanna is our new favorite piece of modern art. 💁🏾💕#MetGala #MetKawakubo (📷: @gettyimages)

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Olympic gold medalist Gabby Douglas has her own 'Shero’ Barbie, and now it's in stores across the country! 💪🏾⚡️🏅💁🏾“It’s so important in the African American community to have that doll that looks like you," Douglas told HuffPost. "For me that’s really big because it sends a positive message saying, you know what you can go out there and achieve your goals no matter what your hair looks like, no matter what color your skin is." #gabbydouglas #sherobarbie (📷: @barbie)

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May is Mental Health Awareness Month! One in five Americans will be affected by a mental health condition in their lifetime and every American is impacted through their friends and family. Tag a friend you support! Let's be there for each other and dismantle the stigma. #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth

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Twenty years ago today, Ellen DeGeneres came out on primetime television. That year, a Gallup poll found that 68 percent of Americans did not believe same-sex marriage should be legal — a clear sign that even a widely loved woman couldn’t come out on a popular sitcom without risks. But Ellen took the risk...and she didn’t just change lives, she saved them. #ellendegeneres (📷: @gettyimages)

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Happy 100th day in office President Trump! 😉 Today environmentalists descended on Washington to demand climate action ✊🏼✊🏽✊🏿✊🏿#peoplesclimatemarch (📷: @gettyimages)

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Today marks 25 years since one of the most profound and violent acts of protest in modern American history, the L.A. riots sparked by the police beatings of #RodneyKing. #BlackLivesMatter (📷: @gettyimages)

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The internet can't get enough of New Yorker Dan Clay's #CarrieDragshaw! 💁The social media star treasures the joy and positive energy that his Bradshaw looks seemed to bring to people’s lives. “The internet isn’t always full of positivity and love, and this seemed to spread both," said Clay. More, please. 💋 (📷: @dan_clay)

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SAD! (📷: @gettyimages)

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Planned Parenthood President Cecile Richards has some strong words for Ivanka Trump. In an interview with Cosmopolitan published Wednesday, Richards discussed the president’s first 100 days in office and how the country needs to hold the first daughter accountable for her actions (or lack thereof) on women’s issues. ✊🏼✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿 (📷: @gettyimages) #standwithpp #cecilerichards

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With Trump’s 100th day in office fast approaching, it's hard not to reminisce over our favorite photos from Obama’s first 100 days in office. We think we'll need a frame for the ones featuring Michelle 🤔💙❤️(📷: @petesouza)

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Someone chained a cross to Gay Street in Manhattan’s West Village, and what happened next was beautiful. In a stunning display of community and solidarity, neighbors and friends gathered to paint the cross the colors of the LGBTQ rainbow flag. 😉❤️💛💚💙💜Now it’s called “The Love Cross." #gaystreet #lovewins (📷: @micahsuelatter)

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Artist Bobby Rogers’ new series on #BeingBlackAndMuslim explores the challenges many people face at the intersection of two marginalized identities. Swipe left to read the powerful insights from these subjects. (📷: @bobbyrogers_)

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What’s better than a group of women coming together to celebrate their bodies? A group of women coming together to celebrate their bodies by dousing themselves in glitter and having a super fun photoshoot! ✨“Our focus is encouraging women everywhere to embrace the bodies they have, regardless of what they have been told is acceptable by mass media," said one of the participants. #PositivelyGlittered (📷: @jillkerswillphoto)

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Insights and inspiration from Obama during his first public address since leaving the White House. (📷: @gettyimages)

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Meet Peggy Whitson, the woman who now holds the record for longest time in space by a U.S. astronaut! 💪Early this morning, Whitson marked her 535th cumulative day in space 🚀 #thefutureisfemale #lifeinspace (📷: NASA)

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We're with her --> 🌎 too. #marchforscience #EarthDay (📷: @gettyimages)

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Happy 91st birthday to Queen Elizabeth!! 👑🎉🎂 #queenelizabeth (📷: @gettyimages)

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With North Korea’s huge displays of military might, it’s easy to forget the ordinary people who live and work in the reclusive nation. This portrait series, by Agence France-Presse's Ed Jones, gives us a rare glimpse at the women of North Korea you rarely get to see. Jones' requests to photograph citizens had to be approved, and he was accompanied by North Korean AFP staffers at all times. (📷: @gettyimages)

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This is the face we made today when we found out #SerenaWilliams is PREGNANT! 👶🏾😱👏 (📷: @gettyimages)

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After nearly 40 years in public service, Waters, the most senior black woman in Congress, has become the Democratic face for the #resistance against Trump. Here's one our favorite bits from her conversation with Huff Post's @_tarynitup 🔥(📷: @gettyimages)

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So the Unicorn Frappuccino is a thing. Public opinion poll: yay or nay? 🦄🤔 #unicornfrappuccino (📷: @mikenmonique)

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*psssst* nudge nudge 👀 . . . (📹: The White House)

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This photo was taken at the #BostonMarathon exactly 50 years ago today. Katherine Switzer, then 20, donned lipstick and earrings when she showed up to the start line as the race’s first official female competitor. She had only run a couple of miles before the marathon’s director took notice of her. He charged at Switzer and attempted to forcibly remove her bib marked with the number 261. Today, fifty years later, Switzer has entered the race once again. The 70-year-old running pioneer is wearing “261” on her race bib because, well...#ShePersisted 💪🏼💪🏽💪🏾💪🏿 (📷: @gettyimages)

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On Saturday, Times Square was flooded by a colorful crowd of turban wearers when thousands gathered to raise awareness for the Sikh community. Both Sikhs and non-Sikhs participated in #TurbanDay, an event organized by the non-profit group The Sikhs of New York. ❤️💛💙💜 (📷: @wheresdiggity)

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Tax Day takes on a whole new meaning when your president refuses to release his tax returns. 👀Today in New York City. #taxday (📷: @gettyimages)

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Ballet Hispánico defines itself as a community-building institution dedicated to exploring the diversity of Latino dancers and choreographers. This year, its New York Season will not only celebrate the depth of expression found in the various corners of Latin America, it will shine light on the women creating art in a traditionally male-dominated field. “By nurturing and celebrating the work of these Latina artists, Ballet Hispánico hopes to contribute to the process of making the dance field more equitable,” says artistic director Eduardo Vilaro. Check out the work of these gorgeous dancers in this original series by Huff Post's @damondahlen 💃🏻💃🏼💃🏽💃🏾💃🏿

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Before you do your Easter candy shopping, take a behind-the-scenes sneak “peep” at how marshmallow Peeps are born! 🐣⠀

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In an effort to allude to what’s impossible to fully communicate, photographer Harry Borden asked survivors of the Holocaust to write captions to their own portraits. Swipe left to see some of the subjects have to say from Borden’s series, “Survivor.” “In this era of fake news,” says the artist, these images “are a strong rebuttal to Holocaust Deniers.” (📷: @harryborden)

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The school shooting on Monday morning in San Bernardino did not inspire our President to address the nation, nor did it create pressure for politicians to act. By Tuesday morning, the country had moved on. But why?⠀ What took place inside the classroom was driven by domestic violence, not ideology. A teacher and her 8-year-old student died at the hands of her estranged husband. The public breathed a sigh of relief: at least the shooting was not an act of terrorism. But this reaction is misguided. ⠀ According to PolitiFact, there have been 71 deaths due to extremist attacks on U.S. soil from 2005 to 2015. Compare that to the drumbeat of women killed by their intimate partners, which number three daily. The latest San Bernardino shooting WAS an act of terror ― a much more common kind, with a much higher death toll: The kind women face when trapped in abusive relationships. Pass it on. #sanbernardino (🎥: @lexieredd)

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#SeanSpicer trying to argue that Syria's dictator is worse than Hitler. There's just one problem... 🤔 ⠀ ⠀ (Source: @gettyimages / U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum)

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When a group of rowdy white supremacists from the far-right English Defense League infiltrated Saffiyah Khan’s home city of Birmingham, England, she chose the 'kill ‘em with kindness' approach ― and it made for a photo that is taking over the internet. When Khan saw one hijabi woman completely surrounded by dozens of angry white men, she chose to step in. That’s when Press Association photographer Joe Giddens captured the incredible moment between Khan and an EDL member. May we all be as cool as this woman in the face of white supremacy! 💪🏼💪🏽💪🏾💪🏿

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Regram @huffposttaste: What are you cooking for #Passover tonight? Tell us what’s on your #sederplate! Meanwhile, we’ll be salivating over this matzo ball soup. (📷 & recipe: @budgetbytes)

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Yesterday, two suicide bombings at churches in Tanta and Alexandria took the lives of at least 44 people and injured more than 100. The attacks occurred during Palm Sunday services, just one week before Coptic Easter. It is one of the deadliest attacks against Egyptian Christians in decades. Our thoughts are with the victims and their loved ones. (🎨: @geesubay)

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The faces of champions! 💪🏼💪🏽💪🏾💪🏿The U.S. women’s hockey team beat Canada to become world champions on Friday. The team’s victory was even sweeter because it came less than two weeks after winning a more personal battle against USA Hockey, the sport’s national governing body, over fair pay for female players. (📷: @gettyimages)

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The Texas House has agreed to take $20 million from clean air initiatives and put that funding into the state’s Alternatives to Abortion plan: an initiative that funds faith-based, non-medical crisis pregnancy centers. The vote will head to the state Senate next. Angry? If you're in Texas, call your local legislator or support Planned Parenthood or NARAL Pro-Choice Texas.

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Tonight, all over the world, women will join in on the conversation to raise awareness against street harassment. Look out for #StopTellingWomenToSmile in your city 👊🏼👊🏽👊🏾👊🏿 (🎨: @tlynnfaz)

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Nigerian author and feminist activist Chimamanda telling it like it is 🙌🏾 #standwithpp (📷: @GettyImages)

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This is what an epidemic looks like in a culture that reinforces the normalization of sexual violence. Know your numbers. #SAAM (Stats via RAINN)

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A suspected Syrian government chemical attack - the worst since 2013 - has killed at least 100 Syrians, including children, and left another 400 wounded. Activists in the northwestern province of Idlib are circulating images of innocent people suffocating. The remaining hospitals are overflowing with victims, and rescue workers are hosing down children on the floor. It is horrific and inhumane. Click the link in bio to learn about the charities helping Syrians that need your support. (📷: @isabella.carapella)

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It's #EqualPayDay! Today's date represents how far into this year women would have to work to earn what their male counterparts were paid last year, in 2016. It's a reminder that American women are paid 80 cents for every dollar paid to men -- even when, in many cases, they are more educated. And it’s an especially painful reminder for black and latina women, whom the wage gap disproportionately effects. Be angry today, and every day that our work continues to be undervalued. (🎨: @isabella.carapella)

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Yesterday's bombing on a subway in St. Petersburg, #Russia, killed at least 14 people and wounded 50, including children. (📷: @damondahlen)

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Today, Trump, who has been publicly accused of sexual assault by more than 15 women and was caught on tape boasting he could grab women “by the pussy” without their consent, has officially proclaimed the month of April to be National Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month. (📷: @dear_ivanka/Halt Action Group)⠀

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Who watched the #BigLittleLies finale last night? This stunning, nuanced portrayal of the depth of female interaction is what you get when women drive art. The original novel was written by a woman, and the miniseries got off the ground thanks to Reese Witherspoon and Nicole Kidman's respective production companies. (📷: @gettyimages via @huffpostentertainment)

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Regram from @huffposttaste: While we wait for actual Spring weather, we'll settle for Spring themed desserts 🌸🐰(📷 & recipe: @howsweeteats)

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Today, on #TransgenderDayofVisibility, and every day forward, we recognize the incredible accomplishments of trans people all around the world and reaffirm our commitment to fighting transphobia wherever we encounter it. (🎨: @isabella.carapella)

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Today, Mike Pence cast a tie-breaking procedural vote that allowed the Senate to move forward with an effort to dispose a policy Obama implemented. The rule blocked states from withholding federal funding for health centers that provide a host of healthcare services, including abortions. Now is the time to be angry. (🎨: @kimothyjoy)

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Rescuers are still pulling bodies from the wreckage of bombings that left at least 200 civilians dead in #Mosul. The U.S. military has acknowledged that an American-led coalition strike hit the Iraqi city, though many details remain unclear. While the exact number of casualties is still unknown, this is likely the worst loss of Iraqi civilian lives in a single incident since the 2003 U.S.-led invasion. (📷: @isabella.carapella)

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What's it like to be queer in India today? Photographers Sunil Gupta and Charan Singh offer a glimpse into the queer community living in Delhi today. The photos are intimate and, to an extent, ordinary. Yet beneath the familiar exteriors is the centuries of discrimination and taboo that has prevented countless individuals from experiencing the joys of mundane daily life. “Even though people are more out today, there is that thing in the back of the mind saying this is still illegal in this country and tomorrow if they decide to crack down on it, we are too exposed already, so we would be in a lot of trouble,” a subject named Ranjan told Gupta and Sigh. (✍️: @badgrlpripri)

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The Trump administration has announced that the next census won’t include questions related to sexual orientation or gender identity, effectively erasing the #LGBTQ community from the 2020 census. Protections for LGBTQ workers have also been weakened after Trump rescinded an executive order Obama implemented that required companies contracted with the government to provide documentation about their compliance with federal laws. To the LGBTQ community: We stand with you. (🎨: @isabella.carapella)

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Watch Tina Fey, Alec Baldwin, Tom Hanks, Tracy Morgan, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Michael Moore, Padma Lakshmi and a whole host of other stars team up to benefit the ACLU. Tune in here at 7 p.m. Eastern this Friday: http://huff.to/telethon #StandForRights2017 ✊🏻✊🏽✊🏾✊🏿

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This photo from last Sunday is being widely shared on the internet, and it's obvious why. It's a beautiful display of solidarity among women of all faiths paying their respects to the victims of London attack. “That man wanted to divide us, so by joining hands we are literally doing the opposite of what he wanted. This is London and you are not going to change us,” a participant named Kerena Sheath told The Guardian. “It was something beautiful to come out of something so hideous.” (📷: @londonnaturalco)

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@juliabusatophotography new body-positivity project, “Mannequin Series,” is breaking the mold and we can't get enough 😍

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Two boats carrying migrants off the coast of Libya have sunken, and hundreds are feared to have died. At least five bodies have been found. These are words to remember every single day.

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“Being a Muslim girl means so much to me,” a teenager named Aya told photographer Kyna Uwaeme. Aya is one of the subjects in Uwaeme’s new photo series depicting the challenges, joys and misconceptions surrounding Muslim American girls. “I now know that there is nothing wrong with me, and that I am just as American as that white boy,” said Alishaba, another teenager featured in the series. (📷: @kynakool)

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Trump's administration plans to cut costs by eliminating funding for the National Endowment for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Humanities. These cultural agencies are part of what make America great. (📷: @gettyimages)

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Our thoughts are with the victims of the terror attack near the British Parliament. At least three lives were lost and twenty more were injured. (🎨: @geesubay) #london🇬🇧

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Photographer Kate Parker's new series capturing the spirit of strong, independent girls is 🔥🔥🔥#strongisthenewpretty (📷: @katetparker & @workmanpub)

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For five years, feminist artist Tatyana Fazlalizadeh has been fighting street harassment with public art. Her ongoing series “Stop Telling Women to Smile,” which features the faces of real women alongside the words they wish they could say to their harassers, invites people from all over the world to paste these posters throughout their communities. This year, International Wheatpasting Night will take place on on April 7th during Anti-Street Harassment Week! (📷: @tlynnfaz)

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Step aside Kim Kardashian, there's a new emoji queen in town! Frida Kahlo's self portraits are now emojis, or rather, FridaMojis 😍Swipe through to see the set!

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And that's a fact.

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Hope your weekend was as colorful as Yayoi Kusama's 'Infinity Mirrors' exhibit at the @hirshhorn! 🌈 (📷: @realgirlproject)

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Us getting dressed on a Saturday night 💁 (🎨: @graydaystudio)

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Safaa Bokhari is a Muslim mother who hopes that when it’s time for her 5-year-old daughter to decide whether or not to wear a hijab, it will be safer world for Muslim women. That's why she helped launch Hello Hijab, a tiny headscarf that can be used on Barbies and other dolls. “I want little girls to see their mothers in these dolls... I want American kids to become familiar with hijabs,” said Gisele Fetterman of @forgoodpgh, who co-founded the project. (📷: @maranierae)

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Oh, cool! This is what Trump's budget director has to say about climate change! 😡👎 (📷: @gettyimages)

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Chelsea Clinton has announced that she will publish an illustrated children's book titled 'She Persisted.' How's that for a daily dose of awesome? 💗💪🏼💪🏽💪🏾💪🏿(🎨: @tbtoro)

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Today, on the sixth anniversary of Syria's civil war, take the time to watch this harrowing animation series by @savethechildren. These stories reveal how the crisis has taken its toll on the psychological well-being of refugee children. (Animation by @nickballon & @almahaser)

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In her new campaign for Lonely, a body-positive lingerie brand, 56-year-old model Mercy Brewer proves that being sexy has no age limit. Swipe left for more! We certainly can’t get enough 😍 (📷: Harry Were / @lonelylingerie)

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The idea of living in a shoe has gotten a bad rap ever since that Mother Goose nursery rhyme... But perhaps living inside this giant cowboy boot could be a real kick? 😏😏😏A renowned designer is currently putting the final touches on this home in Huntsville, Texas. Hey, if the shoe fits... 👞👠👟👢 (📷: Courtesy of Dalene Zender)

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University students celebrate Holi, the Hindu festival of colors in Kolkata, India ❤️💛💗💚💙 (📷: @reuters / Rupak De Chowdhuri)

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Here's to longer days 🌞 (🎨: @isabella.carapella) #daylightsavings

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Native Americans and their allies brought the Dakota Access Pipeline protest to Trump’s doorstep yesterday, and erected tipis on the ground of the Washington Monument. “You can’t drink oil. Keep it in the soil,” the marchers chanted. (📷: @gettyimages)

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Regram @huffpostwomen ✊🏽✊🏿✊🏾 @lsarsour #WeMakeHerstory #WomensHistoryMonth (🎨: @kimothyjoy)

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Shout out to all the artists making #WomensHistoryMonth look 🔥🔥... like @laurxn_ who painted this resting b*itch eye study 😏👀

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These are the reasons women joined a #daywithoutawoman Listen in! 🙌🏼🙌🏽🙌🏾🙌🏿 (📷: @damondahlen)

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