Coretta Scott King, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie And More Serve As Caricature Faces Of Feminism

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Young women looking to learn more about the feminist wave without wordy articles and extensive think pieces, look no further.

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Freelance illustrator, Ellen T. Crenshaw took cartoons to another level when she contributed to The Nib‘s “We Are Entitled To Wear Cowboy Boots To Our Own Revolution” series, featuring quotes from 10 women in American history who spoke on gender equality and serve as some of the countless faces of feminism.

The cartoonists’ work spotlights powerful words from Sojourner Truth in 1851, to Coretta Scott King’s support of the Employment Non-Discrimination Act of 1994, to Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s infamous TEDx talk “We Should All Be Feminists,” in 2012. Other notables made into caricatures include Malala Yousafzai, Beyoncé, Jessica Valenti (feminist writer), Faith Whittlesey (politician), Naomi Wolf (author), and Bette Davis (actress) with their thoughts on power, language, and women’s rights.
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Scroll through the gallery above to get your dose of woman power through Crenshaw’s beautiful illustrations.

http://www.vibe.com/2015/05/caricature-feminism-coretta-scott-king-beyonce/

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1. K & R My favorite:

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2. ^^ love that ^^

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3. Those are very cool.

Great graphics.