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These bad ass derby photos are shattering stereotypes about female athletes

A healthy body is a strong body. That’s the message behind Cory Layman’s “Body by Derby”
project, an inspiring collection of images of roller derby players. The
project is proving that women of all shapes and sizes can be strong and
powerful — no matter their body fat percentage.

There are 6 more of these — equally as awesome

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Women bombarded with different standards of beauty ‘should’ be skinny, but healthy, with large breasts and rear

Thin, withdrawn, and pale typified the ‘heroin chic’ look of the 1990s

From the 1930s through 1950s, women flaunted curvier bodies with slim waists

During the 1920s in the united states, beautiful women bore a curveless, boyish body

Beauty in renaissance italy meant a full-figured body, including large hips and breasts

During the han dynasty period of chinese history, women were expected to have slim bodies and pale skin

Women in ancient egypt have been depicted as slender, with high waists and slim shoulders

travelingcolors:

Throughout the course of history, the standard of female beauty has significantly shifted, shaping the ways in which women look and are perceived. Buzzfeedvideo has compiled a short feature with a diverse cast of models, who take the viewer on a journey through the last 3,000 years of beauty. From the curvaceous bodies of the renaissance period in Italy, to the boyish, 1920s figures in the United States, the dramatic evolution proves societies’ standards are constantly unfolding.

Take a look at this video to follow history’s course through trends following everything from full-figures to tiny feet.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xrp0zJZu0a4

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train-eat-sleep:

This is SO important for people to realize…so often i have had people ask me why they are the same weight as myself or someone else, but they wear a different size, or complain that they look so very different. Body composition people, and skeletal structure. We are each unique. Don’t ever compare yourself to someone else in a negative way.

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finally-human:

All Bodies Are Beautiful – Abbie Bevan

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Promoting men’s body positivity. We all don’t have chiseled abs.

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