Rick Shimelplatzer

Dream of Peace.

Dream of Peace.

(tripimprover) "Maiden in the Excavations of Pompeii" (1865) was painted by the Neapolitan artist Filippo Palizzi (1818-1899).

(schulzmuseum) This Peanuts comic strip was first published on March 27, 1959.

(picturingblackhistory) Author Alice Walker at a Poetry Reading, Photo by Bettmann Collection ⁠

(levonandthehawks) Bill Graham, Rick Danko and Bob Dylan at the SNACK Benefit Concert | Kezar Stadium, San Francisco, CA, 1975. Photo by Alvan Meyerowitz.

(lekojazz) Nina Simone & James Baldwin, 1961

(gettyarchive) A young couple admire the doorway of the Moulin Rouge in Paris, circa 1950. Three Lions/Hulton Archive⁠

(fredherzogphotography) Fred Herzog, Driving School, 1959

(americanexperiencepbs) Dorothy Height, the "godmother of the civil rights movement" who challenged racial and gender inequality for eight decades, was born on March 24, 1912 in Richmond, Virginia.

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#poetry trick question don't ask me if i could love you love is like death that way there's no knowing what happens afterward until you do it one must love without hesitance no expectations no fear and no guarantee faint heart and all that is no myth love's a risk a gamble that the timid never win so don't ask me to promise what i can't know until you show me what lives  underneath your skin © 2017 RC deWinter  published in “in parentheses” @inparenth Fall 2019 issue

Cherry blossoms bloom in Tokyo x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

Never trust a man who wants to put his signature on US currency

New - Senate poll - North Carolina 🔵 Cooper 49% 🔴 Whatley 41% Generic Ballot - Dem +4

@realTuckFrumper Inspired by The Lying King.

'Oh my God': Legal experts stunned after judge catches ICE lawyers citing bogus cases #RawStory twp.ai/4ixZaO

(ahistoryofdogs) Dorothy Eagles gives a dog a ride in a baby carriage in Chicago in 1941.

(exploringthedisneyworld) Hollywood legend Joan Crawford visits the Walt Disney designed “it’s a small world” attraction for the Pepsi-Cola pavilion at the 1964 New York World’s Fair.

(gordonparksfoundation) Untitled (March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom), Washington, D.C., 1963⁠