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If you get a chance this summer visit Somerset House to find their ‘Print! Tearing It Up’ exhibition. We are very happy to be a part of the exhibit alongside so many other fantastic magazines we admire! It ends on August 22 ✌🏽 #indiepublishing #zines #historyofprint #somersethouse #printtearingitup #welovemagazines #typicalgirlsmag

Today marks the one year anniversary since the Grenfell tower fire. Please take a moment today to remember those who we lost and their families💚 We will be observing a minute silence at 12 to do so. This image is taken from Khadija Saye’s photoseries ‘Eid’ which features in issue three, Generations. #grenfelltower #khadijasaye #eid

'I hold myself completely differently because I'm not hiding anything' 💙💙💙 @caracalonbenzos 📸 @sambarrett____

Founding Editor of Typical Girls spoke to Stack about some of our favourite features in the Typical Issue. Link in bio !!! 💙💙 'Masculinity sits at the heart of this issue amidst the Me Too movement, with an American President who publicly proclaims a history of perpetrating sexual harassment, toxic masculinity is still damagingly prevalent. Growing up with rigid expectations placed on gender is not only detrimental to women, and people who do not identify within the binary of two genders, but also to men who are raised with the notion that they must ‘man up’ instead of confronting their emotions.'' @stackmagazines

This years inside cover spread. Stunning photography by @joannalegid and @tarona - bigcartel link in bio! 📷🙋🏽‍♀️ @charlottedossantos_ @lil__dough @savannahsinhal #typicalgirlsmagazine #independentmagazine #insidecover #blues #scans #photography

@Cheerupluv done an exclusive piece for the fourth issue of @typicalgirlsmag. @cheerupluv spoke to Ry, a trans man, and heard his personal experience of street harassment. Read his story below: “Hello my name is Ry, he/they, trans boy. So over the summer I was headed out to meet friends at Coney Island for beers, sun, and fun. Pride had happened recently, and so I had a lot of rainbow clothes lying around, and wore a few clashing pieces of rainbow clothing and headed out for the day. I got to Eastern Parkway and noticed that people were avoiding a man on a bench. He was muttering to himself, and I figured if I walked on the edge of the sidewalk, I would get by, like everyone else had. As soon as I got near, I saw him turn and face me, his words growing louder and louder, before he got up and lunged at me, yelling the f-word, and beat me down into the sidewalk. I got away, and someone walked with me down the other side of the street. I had to go home because of a panic attack, and I had to go to the doctor. I've been called the f-word more times since then, and it sucks every time. The worst part is, every time I want to say I'm trans and gay! Get more accurate with your insults!” - Ry 🎡 • • • #cheerupluv #sexualharassment#streetharassment #coneyisland #trans#transgender #masculinity #feminism#filmphotography #portrait #newyork#femalephotographer #photojournalism#typicalgirls

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