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LOVE LOVE LOVE this set of books from Lucas Lameth. this is gold

 

Visit this location at That place with the name in Second Life

Permanent Mission of Principality of Monaco to the UN, New York, 17 September 2022.

 

© ITU/J. Gorlovetskaya

This is a single photo framed as I saw it - I did not splice identical halves in Photoshop. It really looks like this in the world.

Equal

 

Benched by P in Calgary, AB.

Equal Justice Works Fellows Jennifer Luczkowiak and Linnea Forsythe with Kathryn Potalivo of Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP, Alissa Church and Ezra Church of Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP

Equal Pay Day 2016 Forum in Düsseldorf

© BPW Germany | Foto: Frank Nürnberger

© BPW Germany | Foto: Frank Nürnberger

Jim Henderson of Sutherland, Equal Justice Works CEO David Stern, Equal Justice Works Fellow Aisha Saeed and Judith O'Brien of Sutherland

Equal Justice Works Director of Public Interest Law Opportunities Cait Clarke, Equal Justice Works Fellow Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch, and Harold Levy and David Tiger of Bingham McCutchen LLP

Permanent Mission of Principality of Monaco to the UN, New York, 17 September 2022.

 

© ITU/J. Gorlovetskaya

Equal Pay Day 2016 Forum in Düsseldorf

Foto: Ann-Charlotte Sandelin

 

DANSKARUSELLEN Östergötland

VÃ¥ren 2015

14 mars Frinavet

Pool 1

 

POOL 1

JOY – street, Söderköping

Xpress – blandade stilar, Linköping

Equals TEEFA – street, Tranås

Shadow City – street, Norrköping

TSN – melbourne shuffle, Linköping

Bolivia Kommittén – folkdans, Norrköping

Diamond Dollz – commercial, Norrköping

 

POOL 2

Juliette – blandade stilar, Halmstad

All do – blandade stilar, Norrköping

Ljiljan – folkdans, Motala

Gabicats – blandade stilar, Norrköping

6,000+ rally in Melbourne for marriage equality, 16 August 2015

12 years after the Marriage Act was changed to make only a man and woman to marry, Rallies were held all major cities in Australia for equal and same sex marriage. These photo show the Rally in Town Hall Square, Sydney, before a march to Pitt Street Mall.

Frauen verdienen in Österreich bei gleicher Tätigkeit um 26,2 Prozent weniger als Männer. In Arbeitstage umgerechnet, verdienen Frauen erst zum Jahresende das, was Männer bereits bis 27. September verdient haben, in Wien am 5.10.. Frauen arbeiten also 96 Tage "gratis". Das ist ungerecht.

Yale Club, New York, 21 September 2019 © ITU/ D. Prospero

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