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Some people will torch their own lives just to scorch you on the way down. Let them. You don’t have to join them in the fire. Stay rooted in truth. Stay free. Before you embark on a journey of revenge, dig two graves. It’s a reminder that getting even keeps you stuck in someone else’s game — a game built on lies, manipulation, and destruction. The hard truth? Some people are willing to take themselves down as long as they take you with them. But the real power is in walking away. The truth always rises. Integrity always wins. Breaking free is hard, but living free and clean is worth everything.
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Let’s celebrate women artists There is so much power in art, especially in times of collective despair. Artists find a way to express what many of us cannot. They bring forth necessary thoughts and emotions that help us all feel a bit less alone. Art can foster resistance to oppressive systems. Art can lead to social change. Art can comfort us like a warm blanket. We are so grateful for women like these whose individual talents have such a large social impact. Barbara Kruger (slide 1) Kruger is a conceptual artist known for her bold, text-based works that merge art, activism, and graphic design to challenge power structures, consumerism, and gender politics. Her signature style is black-and-white photography overlaid with bold red-and-white text. Pieces like “Your Body is a Battleground” and “I Shop Therefore I Am” have cemented her as a leading voice in socially engaged art. Guerilla Girls (slides 2 + 3) This anonymous group of women artists uses posters, billboards, and public installations to call out sexism and racism in the art world and beyond. Their work is heavily text-based, satirical, and visually striking. Carrie Mae Weems (slides 4 + 5) Weems is known for her photography and text-based installations that address race, gender, and historical narratives. Her work focuses on reclaiming Black women’s perspectives that have been erased from history. Adrian Piper (slide 6 + 7) Piper is a conceptual artist whose work challenges racial and gender stereotypes, often using a mix of photography, text, and installation. Tatyana Fazlalizadeh (slide 8) Fazlalizadeh is the creator of “Stop Telling Women to Smile,” a street art campaign addressing gender-based harassment. She uses large-scale wheat-paste portraits of women with direct statements. Shirin Neshat (slide 9) Neshat is an Iranian visual artist known for her powerful photography and film work that confronts themes of gender, exile, and political oppression, specifically in the Middle East.
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Mother’s Day is right around the corner and this Mother’s Day, we’re turning the spotlight toward a group of mothers whose strength often goes unseen—single moms who made the brave decision to walk away from abusive relationships, even knowing that the abuse wouldn’t necessarily end there. Because abuse doesn’t always stop when the relationship ends. It often takes on new forms—coercion, control, emotional sabotage, financial manipulation, and threats to custody or peace of mind. This is what’s known as post-separation abuse. And it’s real. It’s relentless. But so are the women who navigate it every day while showing up for their children, for themselves, and for the life they are building outside the storm. So, how can divorce be better if the abuse still remains? Because proximity matters. Because choosing distance is choosing space—space to breathe, to reclaim your voice, and to begin healing on your own terms. In that space, we find ourselves again. We learn to respond instead of react. We build resilience. We choose love that doesn’t come with conditions. And we become better—not because the abuse ends, but because we do what it takes to live in truth. This shirt—“I used to be married but I’m better now”—isn’t just a slogan. It’s a banner for the battle-worn and brilliant. For the women who refused to keep shrinking. For the mothers who left not because it was easy, but because it was right. To every single mom out there: You are not alone. You deserve safety. You deserve support. You deserve joy. As Mother’s Day approaches, let’s also talk about the power of community. Because rebuilding a support system from scratch is no small feat. But it’s possible. Whether it’s a friend who shows up with dinner, an online group that gets it, or a local moms’ meetup where you feel seen—your people are out there. And if you haven’t found them yet, we see you. We’re here. ❤️
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Mother’s Day can be complicated for a number of reasons. If you are facing issues with infertility or pregnancy loss, yesterday was likely to bring up hard emotions. The same goes if you have recently lost your mother, or if your mother is sick or struggling. Everything in the media about Mother’s Day paints it as a joyous occasion to celebrate a particular type of mother—the ever-loving, supportive, caring mother. But not all of us had that mother. If your mother wasn’t the mother you needed, you may have a mother wound. Mother wounds run deep. When that first core attachment isn’t secure, for whatever reason, it affects how you relate to others throughout your life. Mother wounds can show up in other relationships as anxious attachment, fear of abandonment, or avoidance (aka “if I don’t get close, I won’t get hurt”). If you’re nodding along to this, you’re not alone. So many of us are working through childhood wounds in order to live fuller, healthier lives as adults. So many of us are learning that to find the love we really want, we have to start healing the wounds within us. When our primary caregiver isn’t there for us the way we need, our child brains think it is our fault. We start to question our worth and value. This is why we may not attract healthy people later in life. We attract the people we think we deserve, or we choose what feels familiar. When we start to heal those inner wounds and realize that how our mothers treated us was not a reflection of our worth and value, we can grow self-love and then attract healthier people. “Healing your mother wound does not mean mending an estranged relationship you have with her. It means healing the relationship you created with yourself as a result of the relation.” -@genellgorman Our suggestion : take some time to think about ways you can mother yourself. How can you give yourself the nurturing you didn’t get? When you think of the ideal mother, the mother you really needed, what qualities do those include? How can you translate those to ways you care for yourself? We are sending love to all of you.
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Some of these bodies carried babies. Some fed them. Some were cut open. Some tore. Some healed. Some didn’t. Some still ache. Some look untouched. All of them are valid. All of them are enough. We’re not here to romanticize stretch marks or glorify bounce-backs. We’re here to normalize bodies—in all their forms. Not as “before and after.” Not as better or worse. Not as strong or soft. Just… bodies. Vehicles. Earth suits. Portals of life. However you got here, whatever shape you’re in—this is it. This is you. And that’s more than enough.
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Growth requires humility. You can’t heal what you refuse to see. You can’t learn what you’ve already decided you know. Openness isn’t weakness — it’s the gateway to real change. Thinking you know everything is the fastest way to stay stuck. Curiosity is how we rebuild. Humility is how we rise. Healing asks us to get honest — not just about what hurt us, but about what we still don’t fully understand. You can’t heal what you refuse to look at. You can’t transform what you insist you’ve already mastered. Real healing begins when we admit: Maybe there’s more for me to learn. Maybe there’s more for me to unlearn, too. Healing isn’t about having all the answers. It’s about staying open enough to ask better questions. It’s about making peace with the fact that sometimes, everything we thought we knew was just the starting point. You can’t heal what you think you already understand. We must allow ourselves to be a beginner again…Curious. Honest. And brave enough to sit with the unknown.
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During the last election cycle, a certain politician tried to insult women without children by calling them “childless cat ladies.” It was meant as a jab — a way to diminish, mock, and reduce. But women everywhere flipped the script. Taylor Swift signed off as one. Oprah spoke up. And a quiet army of women made it clear: We don’t need to have children to have value. Our worth isn’t measured in diapers or dinner tables. It’s in our decisions. Our voices. Our art. Our leadership. It’s in the boundaries we honor, the communities we build, the revolutions we birth. So we made a shirt: Cat Lady. Not a punchline — a power move. Because true freedom isn’t found in conforming. It’s in choosing what aligns. Available in women’s sizes S-4XL —— Muse @shelby.khoury Styling @heather_rome with @penelopeortiz.hair 📷 @thestorkandthebeanstalk with @_nickradford
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