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imperfectfragilediary · 2 months

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Holiday Magazine Autumn/Winter 2017

Freja Beha Erichsen by Lachlan Bailey

Styled by Clare Richardson

#Holiday Magazine #Freja Beha Erichsen #Lachlan Bailey #Clare Richardson

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smbhax · 6 months

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Tao Okamoto by Josh Olins, Vogue China, August 2013 styling: Clare Richardson / hair: Shon / makeup: Sally Branka

Fashion: Haider Ackermann, Stella McCartney, Michael Kors, Rochas

#tao okamoto #josh olins #vogue china #august 2013 #2013 #2010s #fashion editorial #fashion #china #japanese #model #clare richardson #shon #sally branka #haider ackermann #stella mccartney #michael kors #rochas #twill

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black-is-no-colour · 10 months

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Binx Walton, photographed by Dan Martensen and styled by Clare Richardson for Vogue UK July 2023

#Binx Walton #Dan Martensen #Clare Richardson #fashion #fashion shoot #editorial #Vogue #Vogue UK #British Vogue #model #style #fashion photography #summer

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zarinahumayun · 1 year

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sacha quenby by markn

styled by clare richardson

#sacha quenby #markn #clare richardson #wsj magazine #editorial #fashion editorial #model

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scintillulae · 2 years

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#Holiday Magazine #Autumn Winter 2017 #2017 #Lachlan Bailey #Clare Richardson #Cim Mahony #Lauren Parsons #Nathalie Schwer

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closetofcuriosities · 13 days

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Children of Men - Dir. Alfonso Cuarón - 2006

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dozydawn · 2 years

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Vogue, December 1986. “Romancing the Stones”

Photographer: Andrea Blanch.

Models: Ashley Richardson, Nathalie Gabrielli, Leticia Lucas & Clare Hoak.

#andrea blanch #ashley richardson #nathalie gabrielli #leticia lucas #1986 #1980s #clare hoak

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detournementsmineurs · 2 years

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"Sandman (Saison 1)" série d'Allan Heinberg - basée sur la série de romans graphiques éponymes de Neil Gaiman chez DC Comics (1989-96) - avec Tom Sturridge, Gwendoline Christie, Mason Alexander Park, Kirby Howell-Baptiste, Boyd Holbrook, Vivienne Acheampong, Stephen Fry, Charles Dance, David Thewlis, Joely Richardson, Cassie Clare, Jenna Coleman, Asim Chaudhry, Sanjeev Bhaskar, Razane Jammal, Sandra James-Young, les jeunes Vanesu Samunyai et Eddie Karanja et la voix de Mark Hamill, août 2022.

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out-cut · 9 months

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Five One Five’s Pups and Pops event

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#Julie Klos Gosztola #kate smith #Alison Clare Bloom Caroll #Cliff Fitch #heather richardson #Jackie Cohen #Leah Fishwick #lilly hanson #cuttersstudios #Instagram

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lgbtqreads · 11 months

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do you know any books that are kinda like the a league of their own show on prime? bonus if one of them is butch like jess or lupe

btw thank you for all that you do on here :)

Full disclosure that I don't watch the show, so all I really know is "sports." I can tell you Home Field Advantage is football YA with a butch MC, but otherwise, here's a whole bunch of Sapphic sports romance, and I hope you find something in there that fits!

Home Field Advantage by Dahlia Adler (High School Football, Cheerleading)

The Long Shot by A.L. Brooks (Amz) (Golf)

Match Point by R.L. Burgess (Tennis)

Bring Her On by Chelsea M. Cameron (Cheerleading)

Prize Money by Celeste Castro (Professional Rodeo)

*Wake Up, Nat & Darcy by Kate Cochrane (Hockey)

Hard Drive by Shae Connor (Baseball)

Out on the Ice by Kelly Farmer (Hockey)

Stuck Landing by Lauren Gallagher (Gymnastics)

Into the Blue by Pene Hanson

Slammed by Lola Keeley (Tennis)

Off Pitch by Brianna Kienitz (Soccer)

Hotshot by Clare Lydon (Soccer)

Crash Into You by Diana Morland (Roller Derby)

Roller Girl by Vanessa North (T) (Amz) (Roller Derby)

Gold by E.J. Noyes (Skiing)

Never Mine by Bryce Oakley (Soccer)

In Her Court by Tamsen Parker (Amz) (Tennis)

Fire on the Ice by Tamsen Parker (Amz) (Speed Skating)

She Drives Me Crazy by Kelly Quindlen (High School Cheerleading, Basketball)

Interference by Zoe Reed (High School Hockey)

Endgame by Zoe Reed (College Soccer)

Delay of Game by Tracey Richardson (Hockey)

Catch and Cradle by Katia Rose (College Lacrosse)

Edge of Glory by Rachel Spangler (Amz) (Snowboarding, Skiing)

Love All by Rachel Spangler (Amz) (Tennis)

Top of Her Game by M. Ullrich (Soccer)

Break Point by Yolanda Wallace (Tennis)

Lucky Loser by Yolanda Wallace (Tennis)

*Cleat Cute by Meryl Wilsner (Soccer)

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dreaminginthedeepsouth · 3 months

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Michael de Adder

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LETTERS FROM AN AMERICAN

January 30, 2024

HEATHER COX RICHARDSON

JAN 31, 2024

Today, according to Clare Foran, Manu Raju, and Morgan Rimmer of CNN, House speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) told his Republican colleagues that he will not bring forward the bipartisan immigration bill senators have been working on for months, calling it “absolutely dead.”

Although Johnson insisted in November that border security was so crucial that he wouldn’t bring up aid to Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan, and Gaza until such legislation was attached to it, Trump has made it clear he wants immigration and border security left on the table for him to use as an issue in his run for the presidency.

Instead of addressing border security through legislation, House Republicans instead are moving forward with their plan to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. They wrote articles of impeachment even before holding hearings. Today, members of the House Homeland Security Committee held a hearing to mark up those articles, which claim that Mayorkas committed high crimes and misdemeanors because he allegedly breached the public trust and refused to enforce immigration law.

In all our history, only one cabinet officer has been impeached. William Belknap, whose eight years as secretary of war under President U. S. Grant had been marked by ostentatious displays of wealth and apparent kickbacks from army contracts, was charged with corruption in March 1876 just hours after he tearfully handed Grant his resignation.

The House charged Belknap with “criminally disregarding his duty as Secretary of War and basely prostituting his high office to his lust for private gain.” The Senate agreed that it had jurisdiction to hold an impeachment trial even for a former government official, for an officer should not be able to escape justice simply by resigning. After hearing more than 40 witnesses, a majority of senators voted to convict Belknap on each of five charges, but no vote reached the necessary two-thirds threshold for conviction, and he was therefore acquitted.

Almost 150 years later, the impeachment of Mayorkas would be the second effort to impeach a cabinet member. Yet there is no suggestion that Mayorkas has done anything but try to implement the law, even as the administration has repeatedly asked for more funding to make it possible for him to do his job.

In the hearing today, Representative Seth Magaziner (D-RI) noted that “across the system, we are at and above capacity, and so, what should the secretary do? The secretary, because he has not received the funding to provide adequate detention capacity, has to use his judgment for who to detain and who to release. That is not illegal. It is certainly not impeachable. And it is the exact same kind of discretion that every other director before him has used. In the last two years of the Trump administration, 52% of migrants apprehended at the southern border were released, not detained…. Nearly a million people. I did not hear my Republican colleagues trying to impeach the secretary or acting secretary under the Trump administration during those years. But here they are, trying to impeach Secretary Mayorkas for doing the exact same thing.”

Rather than passing the laws the country needs, the extremist Republicans appear to be determined to tee up an issue on which Trump can run for president in 2024. House speaker Johnson has demanded “ZERO” illegal crossings into the U.S., but this is a standard that no previous homeland security secretary has met because it is impossible to wall off every single means of entering this country by water, air, or land. And—despite Republicans’ false claims that Biden has established “open borders”—immigrants were more likely to be released into the country during Trump's term than during Biden’s.

What is going on here is an attempt of the extremist Republicans to undercut the administration by attacking a key cabinet officer not for actual misbehavior but on policy grounds.

There is no chance the Senate, dominated by Democrats, will convict Mayorkas even if the House, with its razor-thin Republican majority, impeaches him, but the extremist minority in the House that is going after him is attempting to set a precedent that a minority can stop the government from functioning.

The cost of that obstruction has been clear in domestic politics over government funding, but it has now become a global issue over the question of U.S. support for Ukraine. Johnson had said he would not bring forward a bill to provide supplemental funding for Ukraine unless it included measures for increased border security; now his rejection of a bill to provide that border security threatens Ukraine aid.

Ukraine is defending itself against an invasion by Russia, but the struggle there is larger than one between two countries: it is the question of whether the rules-based international order put in place after World War II will survive, or whether the world will go back to a system in which stronger countries can gobble up less powerful ones.

Military aid for Ukraine is widely popular among Americans and among American lawmakers, who recognize the larger questions at stake. But extremist Republicans are siding with Trump, who has made his preference for Russia and its autocratic leader over Ukraine clear. The realization that a few extremist Republicans are scuttling Ukraine aid has prompted officials from both parties to warn of the consequences if the U.S. stops providing support to Ukraine.

In Foreign Affairs today, Central Intelligence Agency director Wililam Burns noted that the war has weakened Putin’s Russia significantly. Aid to Ukraine has amounted to less than 5% of the U.S. defense budget, “a relatively modest investment with significant geopolitical returns for the United States and notable returns for American industry,” he wrote.

“For the United States to walk away from the conflict at this crucial moment and cut off support to Ukraine would be an own goal of historic proportions,” Burns said. The secretary general of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Jens Stoltenberg, has been in Washington, D.C., this week, urging Republicans to back the aid, if only on the grounds that most of the money appropriated goes to support jobs in the U.S.

The man behind the extremists, Trump, was in the news today for the fact that the political action committees that back him spent about $50 million covering his legal bills in 2023. That money came from donors and arrived primarily in the months after the 2020 presidential election, when Trump lied that he had actually won the election and needed financial support to challenge the results.

LETTERS FROM AN AMERICAN

HEATHER COX RICHARDSON

#Kool Ade #Michael de Adder #speaker of the house #Letters From An American #Heather Cox Richardson #war in Ukraine #Putin Republicans #corrupt GOP #MAGA #US National Defense #extremist house Speaker Johnson

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imperfectfragilediary · 2 months

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