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  My great grandfather around 1880. He ran a house of ill repute.

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  A jewish man standing in the crowd at the Souq Khamis (Thursday Market) in the town of Najran in Saudi Arabia, 1947.

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  Antisemitic/anti-communist poster from 1939

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  Girls show up wearing slacks at Abraham Lincoln High School, in Brooklyn, in protest because a classmate, Beverly Bernstein, was suspended the day before for wearing them, 1942.

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  A mother in Chicago offers her children for sale during extreme post-war poverty. USA, 1948.(750 × 600)

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  Look down on the USA! Because it is a paper tiger, it is completely defeatable!, China, 1951

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  How to tell Japs from the Chinese United States, 1941.

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  Muammar Gaddafi with a guard from his “Amazonian” protection detail in Cairo, 1996

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  Atatürk dropping Greek invaders into the sea (1922)

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  Interracial dating at a bar in Pittsburgh, 1959. (700×571)

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  Pro-Choice Public Education Project (1998)

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  FDR (center) and future British Fascist leader Oswald Mosley (right) swimming together in Florida, February 1926

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  ‘Oppose Censorship’ Ireland around 1990s.

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  My great grandfather the year he was born, 1922

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  A Dutch child during the winter famine in German occupied Netherlands during WW2. He held a spoon, being hopeful food would become available. (1944)(700×920)

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  ‘Peace Now’ — Over 100,000 Israelis rally in Tel Aviv to support the peace process led by Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, who would be assassinated moments later. November 4, 1995

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  Pro-choice poster, 1981, U.S.

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  Migrant workers planting corn on a plantation

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  Benjamin Netanyahu and Donald Trump, around 2004-2005. Trump at the time was a reality star. Netanyahu was Israel’s Finance Minister.

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  Photo of Private Albert Cashier of the 95th Illinois Infantry, 1864. Though born Jennie Hodgers, Albert adopted the identity of a man shortly before enlisting, and continued his life as a man for 53 years until his death in 1915.

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