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02/12/2023

Art in the City is Fun 🤩 It’s the first of the month 🎭 in 🐻

30/11/2023

Proud to support our favorite Books & Books in solidarity with PEN America to distribute so-called at P!nk's most recent tour dates in Florida.

26/11/2023

With Gratitude 🌞 Taking on the light in Los Angeles 🌆

16/11/2023

Are you a lucky little lady in the city of lights? 🎱 All signs points to yes ♥️ Glad to be back home taking in the sights & scenes on the streets of LA 🌆 WITH LOVE FROM the City of Angels 😇 👩🏻‍🎨

16/11/2023

Are you a lucky little lady in the city of lights? 🎱 All signs points to yes ♥️ Glad to be back home taking in the sights & scenes on the streets of LA 🌆 WITH LOVE FROM the City of Angels 😇 👩🏻‍🎨

04/11/2023

Check it out Friends of the Feminist Bubble. With any luck, we hope you've seen the Killers of the Flower Moon in theaters with Paramount Pictures, and if not, will tune on Apple TV when it becomes available to stream.

Once you've experienced Martin Scorsese's epic masterpiece, you too may be inspired to visit the very places where the true life events took place in the Osage Nation, please be sure to check out the Oklahoma State Parks for regional places mentioned in the book & film.

Update: Please note The Water Bird Gallery recently moved to Fairfax.

Now that you've seen "Killers of the Flower Moon," check out some of the beautiful filming locations from around the state, including Osage Hills State Park. Remember to treat the filming locations for "Killers of the Flower Moon" with respect and care if you plan on visiting this fall.

19/10/2023

Friends of the Feminist Bubble can enter to win a limited edition signed IMAX poster art by Addie Roanhorse, Osage Nation Consultant, Artist, and Cultural Ambassador on Killers of the Flower Moon. Click the link here: https://tickets.imax.com/kotfm

18/10/2023

Hello Friends of the Feminist Bubble. With the anticipated release of Killers of the Flower Moon this Friday, October 20th, we're thrilled to see our friends of the Osage Nation represented in film, media, and entertainment.

Check out the latest edition of Oklahoma Today featuring stunning cover art from celebrated artist and Osage Ambassador & Consultant on the film, Addie Roanhorse.

An homage to the portrayal of Mollie Burkhart by actor Lily Gladstone, Addie's art captures the cultural resilience of a People, the beauty of a land mapped upon the body, and the truth of humanity that stares into the depths of the soul.

Learn more about Addie and her art at the Big Rain Gallery in Pawhuska with the , and be sure to catch in theaters & streaming on Apple TV with Paramount Pictures.

Pick up the November/December issue of Oklahoma Today to see artwork by Osage artist Addie Roanhorse and read all about her involvement with the production of “Killers of the Flower Moon.”

“With a striking cover by Osage artist Addie Roanhorse, our November/December issue is dropping in the mail to subscribers today. Roanhorse worked as an art director, Osage Nation ambassador, and Osage consultant on the film Killers of the Flower Moon, which releases in theaters this week. You can read all about the production—and the history that inspired it—in our cover feature by Osage writer Mason Whitehorn Powell.”

30/09/2023

📚🌟 Back to school at & feeling super inspired! 🎓✨

As we kick off the new academic year, I can't help but reflect on the incredible insights gained at the 10th Annual Net Zero Conference, in partnership with the Sustainable LA Grand Challenge 🏢🌿

From world-class education sessions to thought-provoking keynotes by , the , Hollywood Climate Summit, , and experts in Climate Resiliency, Circular Fashion, and Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Investing 101, this week has been a whirlwind of knowledge and inspiration. 🌍🗣️

Plus, a spectacular surprise! The Net Zero Conference hooked me up with a healthy care package from , courtesy of and . 🥗🚴‍♂️
UCLA's commitment to transforming Los Angeles into the world's most sustainable mega city by 2050 is truly commendable, and I'm excited to be part of this journey. 🌆🌱
Here's to a semester filled with learning, growth, and making positive impacts on our environment and society! 📖💪

29/09/2023

Hello Friends of the Feminist Bubble! Have you met one of our long time , Mabel aka Elizabeth Gaylynn! She's an incredible actor, writer, and award winning documentarian, but she most recently went viral on TikTok with her Golden Age crew on Retirement House!

Be sure to follow along, and explore some of her titles available on Amazon.com, including We Know Not What We Do - The Documentary Film, and The Trail of Painted Ponies ( )

Remember to on and

136 likes, 11 comments. “Mabel’s corner 🤍”

22/09/2023

Celebrating with a post to an unforgettable day at the 10th Annual Net Zero Conference in Los Angeles! 🏢🌿 Super Inspired by from Diandra Marizet Esparza and Kiana Kazemi's impactful keynote on environmental justice. 🌍🗣️
Loved the breakout sessions on Climate Storytelling in Film and Television with and 🎬 and the Future of Circular Fashion. 👗
Explored the Expo Networking Hall, connecting with sustainable tech and civic initiatives like and . 🤝🚴‍♀️
Transforming our world one step at a time! 🌆❤️

20/09/2023

Oscar buzz is already circulating around Killers of the Flower Moon breakout star Lily Gladstone who is set to campaign for Best Actress in a Leading Role at the 96th .

If nominated, Gladstone would make as the first Native American Nominee in The Academy's nearly 100 year-old institution honoring cinematic arts and motion picture sciences.

Of course is was our beloved Sacheen Littlefeather, a member of the Screen Actors Guild, who became the first Native woman to stand onstage at the Academy Awards ceremony in 1973, when she famously declined to accept the Oscar for Best Actor at the request of Marlon Brando.

The Western starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Lily Gladstone opens on Oct. 20.

20/09/2023

The world premiere of Martin Scorsese's epic tragedy, Killers of the Flower Moon, is now one month away, and we for one cannot wait to see what is already being hailed as a modern masterpiece.

This project is very intimate and close to our hearts as we were on location for the entirety of the production just outside of the Osage Nation in Oklahoma. It's been a long time coming, but we hope that this film can indeed bring about a fundamental retelling of First Nations and Indigenous Peoples from their own cultural narratives, languages, and perspectives.

“Hollywood has a long history and chequered past in its depiction of Native American people,” Leonardo DiCaprio tells British Vogue. “We need to do more. You know, we are coming towards a great reckoning of our past. The more that these stories can be told in a truthful way, the more it can be a healing process.”

As Leonardo DiCaprio and Lily Gladstone team up with director Martin Scorsese for autumn’s biggest epic, murder, mystery and missing millions are all in play. Yet, with ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’, the actors tell Afua Hirsch their mission was to bring a shocking 100-year-old tale to the scre...

28/07/2023

Florida education officials say these women benefited from slavery. Here’s the truth. The 19th News Education reporter Nadra Nittle explores the truth of these women's lives and the response the state is getting for its new social studies standards. As the state draws ire for its new social studies standards, historians are shedding light on the life experiences of women like Elizabeth Keckley and Betsey Stockton.

As the state draws ire for its new social studies standards, historians are shedding light on the life experiences of women like Elizabeth Keckley and Betsey Stockton.

12/07/2023

For many years now, we have been in awe of the courageous character and fearless reporting of special correspondent Jane Ferguson. In her new book, “No Ordinary Assignment: A Memoir," Jane shares stories from combat zones in Afghanistan, Ukraine and Yemen to the aftermath of the recent earthquakes in Turkey.

In this interview from PBS NewsHour, Ferguson sits down with Amna Nawaz to discuss the challenges she's faced as a correspondent in war-torn countries, her years growing up in Ireland, and how she has maintained her sense of grace, compassion, and empathy for humanity in the most tragic circumstances.

Read an excerpt from her memoir with the link in the comments below.

You often see our Jane Ferguson in war zones around the world for the NewsHour. But she's taken some time between assignments to pen a memoir, "No Ordinary A...

03/07/2023

Madam Vice President Kamala Harris speaks live in North Carolina on the anniversary of the one year after overturned .

Stream your PBS favorites with the PBS app: https://to.pbs.org/2Jb8twGFind more from PBS NewsHour at https://www.pbs.org/newshourSubscribe to our YouTube cha...

03/07/2023

The only we STAN, Justice 🗽

One year ago today, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson was sworn into office as the first Black woman to serve on the Supreme Court.

"It has taken 232 years and 115 prior appointments for a Black woman to be selected to serve on the Supreme Court of the United States, but we've made it! We've made it — all of us." — Ketanji Brown Jackson

This appointment was, and will continue to be remembered as a critical, overdue turning point for representation for Black women and girls everywhere.

Image description: An image of Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson. There is a white “w” USOW logo in the top right corner of the image.

02/07/2023

Keke Palmer sat down with Madam Vice President Kamala Harris at The White House to talk about the state of in the , , and .

On a VERY special episode of Baby, This is Keke Palmer, we are heading to The White House to sit down with the Vice President of the United States, Kamala Ha...

28/06/2023

A public art exhibition explores art as a way of uncovering hidden history and addressing contemporary urban life. Jeffrey Brown visited the installation in St. Louis for the PBS NewsHour arts and culture series, CANVAS.

A public art exhibition explores art as a way of uncovering hidden history and addressing contemporary urban life. Jeffrey Brown visited the installation in ...

17/06/2023

Join the United State of Women for our Volunteer Month of Action for Abortion Access! Each week, you will get trained on how to use digital organizing strategies to help you get involved in the fight for abortion access. Deepen your activism today and join our movement of abortion advocates fighting...

17/06/2023

2023 is all about local and state elections! Let , , , and help you get your community this fall!

Learn more: https://civicholidays.org/

13/06/2023

A beautiful Queen in her element at the Wings of the World exhibit in 🌸🦜

13/06/2023

Birds of a Feather 🪶 Flock Together 🦜💞🦜 These cuties are chilling in the atrium sanctuary at in

13/06/2023

Never met a Toucan I didn’t like 🦜 Love hanging with our feathered friends at the Wings of the World exhibit

27/05/2023

Like so many around the world, we are deeply moved by the passing of legendary icon, Tina Turner.

Tina was, is, and always be Goddess. Muse. Queen. All of these things, and more. An artist, a singer, dancer, actor, and powerhouse performer.

But I think, what drew me to her was her spiritual transformation as a woman leading her own life, crafting her own destiny, letting go of the past, and moving forward in her own authenticity and integrity.

Tina was a survivor, a trailblazer, and a feminist warrior. We will miss her dearly, but feel so thankful to have her words, music, image, and voice here on Earth for generations to discover, revisit, and learn from, over and over again.

Rest well Goddess xoxo

09/05/2023

Join SuperMajority tonight for special programming, designed by our staff, to make all the work you want to accomplish in YOUR state and YOUR community completely possible. This year, we're introducing Supermajority's Organizing School, a place where you can learn all the tactics to step into your power and use it for good. Programming will include lessons from leaders in various movements, guidance about accomplishing impactful electoral work, and all the things you need to know to be a badass organizer in your own right, right where you live.

The truth is that you are the expert of your life experiences and the things most impacting you, your loved ones, and your neighbors. This training series will empower you on your organizing journey so that anything is possible.

Join us all throughout 2023 for special programming, designed by our staff, to make all the work you want to accomplish in YOUR state and YOUR community completely possible. This year, we're introducing Supermajority's Organizing School, a place where you can learn all the tactics to step into your....

06/05/2023

The New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival is wrapping up its final weekend so make sure you head out there for some hot music, joyful laughter, and good food!

Get the party started with The Tennessee Williams & New Orleans Literary Festival, celebrating the arts and humanities through dance, theater, and performance of the literary works by legendary writer Tennessee Williams.

Experience the 2022 Festival in this highlight reel as our Festival returned to live events March 23 - 27, 2022.

06/05/2023

We had so much fun participating in Freedom to Learn Day with Fulton Street Books & Coffee, The Black Wall Street Times, and Terence Crutcher Foundation in Greenwood District Street Tulsa Oklahoma.

We stand united with students from across the city of Tulsa, Oklahoma “to defend the truth and to protect the freedom to learn”, and !

“Now is the time to work to build a broad coalition of people to strengthen our democracy and our values of equity, inclusion and social justice. Through collective actions across Tulsa and the nation, we will resist restrictions on the freedom to learn, fight the political Right’s anti-woke disinformation campaigns, and demonstrate majoritarian support for equity in our schools, campuses, and workplaces.”

TULSA, Okla. – Join the historic Greenwood community for the ‘Freedom to Learn Oklahoma and National Day of Action virtual event on Wednesday, May 3, 2023, a...

06/05/2023

Wow! We had a very exciting jam packed week, and we are so thankful to everyone who participated in both National Day of Action, and supporting a handful of our favorite New Orleans nonprofits!

Check out The Black School, an experimental art school that uses socially engaged art, Black history, and radical thought to educate Black and POC students and allies in becoming agents for social change.

Your generous donations help support The Black School to raise their $20K goal in support of their educational programming, using art to transform social realities, promoting Black love, healing, and self-determination.

https://youtu.be/TL1Hgl_Oaok

04/05/2023

Thank you to everyone who participated in Day of National Action. You make us proud to be a part of this beautiful movement to raise consciousness, and shape the future of intellectual freedom in the United States, and around the world.

We had fun tuning into The African American Policy Forum live conference on YouTube where we heard critical conversations from Ms. Magazine contributors about their school based curriculum, Journey to Justice: A Critical Race Theory Primer.

We invite you to learn more at the links in the comments:

Journey to Justice: A Critical Race Theory Primer Presented by The Journey to Justice: A Critical Race Theory Primer—a joint initiative between Ms. magazine, the National Women’s Studies Association (NWSA) and the Karson Institute for Race, Peace & Social Justice—includes articles, essays, les...

03/05/2023

Tune into The African American Policy Forum live on YouTube for their National Day of Action! Drop a comment to share how you're coming out to fight back against attacks on Critical Race Theory (CRT), Black Studies, Intersectional Feminist studies, Gender & Q***r Theory, and unconstitutional book bans.

03/05/2023

Today is National Day of Action, and we're lifting up our favorite in the heart of the historic Greenwood District in Tulsa, Oklahoma -- Fulton Street Books & Coffee!

Stand united with Oklahoma State Sen. George Young, Kristi Williams founder and executive director of Black History Saturdays, Onikah Caesar owner of Fulton Street Books and Coffee, Dr. Tiffany Crutcher, founder and executive director of the Terence Crutcher Foundation, and Nehemiah Frank, founder and editor-in-chief of The Black Wall Street Times as well as students from across the city of Tulsa “to defend the truth and to protect the freedom to learn”.

TULSA, Okla. – Join the historic Greenwood community for the ‘Freedom to Learn Oklahoma and National Day of Action virtual event on Wednesday, May 3, 2023, a...

03/05/2023

Today is Day and I am so proud to show up in my jeans outfitted with a special tee featuring little miss Ruby Bridges who was the FIRST to desegregate New Orleans schools on November 14, 1960 👖 Ruby Bridges was a courageous trailblazer at only SIX years young, and she continues to walk the walk, talk the talk, and fight the good fight! But did you also know that her book This Is Your Time has been banned by two school districts in Texas? risked it all for equal access to education 📚 Take a walk with me & our friends at and let’s all make it a point to 📖

03/05/2023

So proud to be a part of the beautiful community lead by Professor Kimberlé Crenshaw, Legal Scholar, Critical Race Theorist, and Intersectional Feminist leader 🏛️ Today on Day, it is imperative that we all do our part to stand up, speak out, and fight back against attacks on CRT, white supremacy, and book bans ⚖️ Together, we got this 🗽

03/05/2023

One of the best ways to support your local is to 📚 Check out our favorite bookstore in the heart of the Greenwood district in Tulsa, Oklahoma is Fulton Street Books & Coffee ☕️ Drop in today on Day & pick up a copy of the collected works by Audre LORDE, edited by Roxane Gay 📖

03/05/2023

We’re celebrating Day with our friends at by lifting up the incredible work of Professors, writers, and herstorians 📚 We we’re so honored to met Prof. Imani Perry at the New Orleans Book Festival where she signed a copy of South to America: A Journey Below the Mason-Dixon to Understand the Soul of a Nation 📖

03/05/2023

We read 📚 So honored to have met Professor Nikole Hannah-Jones at the New Orleans Book Festival where she signed our copy of the #1619 Project 📖 Just in time for day with

02/05/2023

Today is , an initiative of Greater New Orleans Foundation, designed to empower all of us to give back to our community together, building awareness, and supporting local nonprofits in . Thank YOU for being part of this movement, igniting a broad culture of community-wide giving, and creating change at the grassroots of the Crescent City! Check out the comments to support our top favorite initiatives in the Big Easy & beyond.

GiveNOLA Day, an initiative of the Greater New Orleans Foundation, is a one-day online giving event. For 24 hours, everyone who loves our region can support their favorite local causes by donating to one or more of 700+ participating nonprofit organizations.