Feminism

I am inspired by Jaymee Laws. Pop culture references, lovely portraits, and powerful quotes combine in her bright, colorful, illustrations.

Today I'm following Joanna Thangiah a snarky, funny creator. Self described on her Instagram page as "Feminist art trash, brown, queer, fat & mentally ill. NSFW sometimes."

I'm following The Representation Project on Instagram. Their feed of memes, screenshots, images from news, and social media screenshots. Their self proclaimed mission is "Challenging and overcoming limiting stereotypes so that everyone can fulfill their human potential."

Women in comics is ground zero for funny, poignant, feminist comics. Featuring both mainstream and underground comics, this Instagram is full of insightful images.

I'm following Sandy the Zine on Instagram. It's a funny feminist corner of the web filled with pictures and memes -- a bright and friendly place to hang out for a while.

I'm following The Riot Grrrl Project, specifically their Instagram account, which is filled with punk rock flyers, band photos, and grrrl power! I see they're doing a cool book project that I think I'll look into contributing some of my work.

Daisy Mojave Holland creates a quirky, individual, feminist group of characters with her funny and smart illustrations. Each one being themself without apologies, I love her women -- I want all of them for my friends!

I'm following Kathleen Hanna; her Instagram account is filled with images from her life that appeal to my punk side. Also the brilliant use of a sanitary pad as a band-aid is a pro life tip for all!

Education in Feminism is a fantastic Instagram account that showcases smart, silly, and thought-provoking works about feminism. Vintage advertisements and instructions on getting a man co-exist with

This hilarious advertisement for feminism (sorry, spoilers) starring Connie Britton is comedy gold! The video is written and directed by Britton’s Nashville co-star Laura Benanti and co-produced by Ashley Van Buren for The Representation Project.