(ashcan_daily) Reginald Marsh (1898-1954) 'New Lots Express Brooklyn' 1934

(june_cleavers_vintage_closet_) Ray Bolger (The Scarecrow) Margaret Hamilton (The Wicked Witch) & Jack Haley (The Tin Man) from THE WIZARD OF OZ reunite in 1969.

(picturingblackhistory) A drill instructor during an inspection of paratroopers at Fort Benning in Chattahoochee County, Georgia, 24th February 1944.

(schulzmuseum) This Peanuts comic strip was first published on February 18 1974.

(simpleisbeautifulphotography) photography by Bruce Davidson, New York USA, 1959

(simpleisbeautifulphotography) Photography by Valdas Gas, Countryside/West Yorkshire/UK

(steffan) Luxembourg Gardens, Paris, 1950s

Political Cartoonist, Mike Luckovich

Dream of Peace.

Show me your Uber driver

More of this, please. The folks in this grassroots group are heroes. Haven Watch lives by the promise, “No One Walks Alone.” Day or night, they show up. When people are released from ICE detention, volunteers meet them in the cold, disoriented, and exhausted. Beautiful and devastating all at once.

Oh, my goodness, this is a huge breakthrough in cancer research. This is another example of why it is crucially important to fund basic scientific research. Scientists Discover How To “Switch Off” Cancer Genes for Good share.google/WFhMJP5m3AK4...

The American president is more insulated from accountability than a British royal. Our political system provides the elite with immunity. It has to change.

This is a great thread 🧵 on the sentencing of former South Korean president, Yoon Suk-yeol, for insurrection. tl;dr— he’s jailed for life

Americans waking up to news that Prince Andrew has been arrested for Epstein ties

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Political Cartoonist, Mike Luckovich

(steffan) Luxembourg Gardens, Paris, 1950s

(simpleisbeautifulphotography) Photography by Valdas Gas, Countryside/West Yorkshire/UK

(simpleisbeautifulphotography) photography by Bruce Davidson, New York USA, 1959

(schulzmuseum) This Peanuts comic strip was first published on February 18 1974.

(picturingblackhistory) A drill instructor during an inspection of paratroopers at Fort Benning in Chattahoochee County, Georgia, 24th February 1944.

(june_cleavers_vintage_closet_) Ray Bolger (The Scarecrow) Margaret Hamilton (The Wicked Witch) & Jack Haley (The Tin Man) from THE WIZARD OF OZ reunite in 1969.

(ashcan_daily) Reginald Marsh (1898-1954) 'New Lots Express Brooklyn' 1934

(cincyartmuseum) Grant Wood (United States, 1892-1942), 'Daughters of Revolution', 1932

(crockpics) The Who performing on Top of the Pops at the BBC Television Centre, 1969. Photo by Ivan Keeman. This photo finds the band at the absolute peak of their creative powers.

(gettyarchive) "We die. That may be the meaning of life. But we do language. That may be the measure of our lives." ⁠ American novelist and scholar Toni Morrison, who was born 95 years ago today. ⁠

(gettyarchive) A group rehearses one of the feature dances in large papier-mâché masks for the annual Mardi Gras event held in Venice Beach, California 1937. ⁠

(gordonparksfoundation) Untitled, Harlem, New York, 1963⁠

(norman_rockwell_museum) First published for the February 19, 1938 cover of the Saturday Evening Post, Norman Rockwell's 'Dreamboats'.

(schulzmuseum) This Peanuts comic strip was first published on February 17, 1978.

(simpleisbeautifulphotography) Photography by Nicola Doro

(simpleisbeautifulphotography) Photography by Nicola Doro

(schulzmuseum) This Peanuts comic strip was first published on February 17, 1978.

(norman_rockwell_museum) First published for the February 19, 1938 cover of the Saturday Evening Post, Norman Rockwell's 'Dreamboats'.

(gordonparksfoundation) Untitled, Harlem, New York, 1963⁠

(gettyarchive) A group rehearses one of the feature dances in large papier-mâché masks for the annual Mardi Gras event held in Venice Beach, California 1937. ⁠

(gettyarchive) "We die. That may be the meaning of life. But we do language. That may be the measure of our lives." ⁠ American novelist and scholar Toni Morrison, who was born 95 years ago today. ⁠

(crockpics) The Who performing on Top of the Pops at the BBC Television Centre, 1969. Photo by Ivan Keeman. This photo finds the band at the absolute peak of their creative powers.

(cincyartmuseum) Grant Wood (United States, 1892-1942), 'Daughters of Revolution', 1932

Jesse Jackson with Dr. Martin Luther King

(Robert Duvall as Boo Radley in 'To Kill a Mockingbird' 1962

(americanexperiencepbs) Born February 5, 1934 in Mobile, Alabama, Henry Louis "Hank" Aaron would become one of the greatest baseball players of all time. The last major league player to have played in the Negro Leagues.

(gettyarchive) Photographed on 21st February 1950, residents of Olney take part in the English town's famous Pancake Race, a traditional Shrove Tuesday event that is thought to have first taken place in 1445.

(gordonparksfoundation) Untitled, Kansas City, Missouri, 1950⁠

(schulzmuseum) This Peanuts comic strip was published on February 6, 1980.⁠

(simpleisbeautifulphotography) Photography by Christer Strömholm Leo Zimmerman, Le Dôme 1949

(simpleisbeautifulphotography) photography by Herbert List Travelling Nuns, Stazione Termini, Rome, Italy, 1950