#cholitas

[traveling-paradise]

An absolutely amazing read, I love seeing indigenous women not only surviving but THRIVING👏👏👏🛹🌿

[dyggtheway]

Shredding Stereotypes | Owning Your Narrative💦

Marginalized groups are using fashion and self-expression to challenge stereotypes and rewrite the narrative. Let's take a look at three powerful examples:

Hijab Queens: Rocking the Streets with Faith

Forget the tired trope of the oppressed Muslim woman. Bands like Voice of Baceprot are rewriting the script. These Indonesian teenagers are shredding on heavy metal guitars, all while rocking their hijabs. Their music is fierce, their style is bold, and their message is clear: Muslim women can be anything they want to be, on and off the stage. Their streetwear becomes a powerful symbol of defying expectations and embracing their unique identities.

Punching Through Barriers: Trans Boxers Find Strength in Style

Places like Gleason's Gym are proving that the fight game isn't just for a select few. Trans boxers are entering the ring, defying societal norms, and redefining what it means to be a fighter. Their courage and determination are an inspiration, and their streetwear becomes a badge of honor – a symbol of their journey and the battles they fight both inside and outside the ring.

Cholita Skateboarders: Shredding in Skirts

In Bolivia, a group of indigenous women known as Cholitas are taking the skate scene by storm. These women are defying expectations by rocking their traditional pollera skirts while mastering kickflips and ollies. Their style is a powerful mix of tradition and rebellion, a statement that says you can be proud of your heritage while embracing a modern passion.

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[manessha545]

Cholita Climbers, Indigenous peoples, Bolivia: Indigenous peoples in Bolivia, or Native Bolivians, are Bolivian people who are of indigenous ancestry.. Meet the ‘Cholitas Escaladoras Bolivianas’ — A group of Aymara indigenous women who are breaking stereotypes by scaling mountains in traditional clothes.....The Cholita Climbers of Bolivia are a group of Aymara women who summit different mountains all throughout Latin America while wearing their traditional dresses. as on January 23, 2019 they became the first Aymara women to summit Aconcagua. Wikipedia

[ancient-america]

Gothic Cholita

Gothic Andeans

[sleazycityseedyfilms]

[diablo1776]

[possible-streetwear]

Alice Bag

[moonsfireflies1993]

[carogabi2207]

Rediseño + Un dibujos extra

La primera de 2021 //2024

Bueno hoy pude terminar unos dos dibujos que tenía en la mente la verdad de las primeras imágenes podemos ver que hice Pero en la versión gacha aunque no me salió bien hasta que este año tuve que hacer un rediseño y me gustó tanto "La creadora vestida de cholita"

Y la extra fue por algo que pensé en ese momento pensaba que caminaba como un muñeco de cuerda "cuando tocaba Kollita en marcha" jeje y ya saben de los que estoy hablando.

Bueno con eso me voy mañana subiré otro AU y también quiero recordarles que no siempre subiré dibujos de Uglydolls también subiré como de eso.

Briged despidiendose.

[bluuuv0id]

I drew this last summer! the blue-haired gang⚡💙

Dibujé esto el verano pasado! la pandilla peliazul⚡💙

[sluggmuffin]

GUYS I might vomit there's this super cute guy who's friends w one of my friends and he thinks I'm cute and likes me and he started talking to me and we've been talking non stop all day except for the classes where we couldn't have our phones out, and rn bc he's playing football against our rival school (I would go but no way my parents would let me unless someone they know goes, and none of my friends go to games) so yeah knock on wood but I might be psychotic over this guy cuz he actually showed interest first

[bloofbloofbloof]

Cholita shredding on the Pig

[cradu]

I forgot to post this here but during October I also tried to complete the challenge Graficalaca by @salvador.pomar on Instagram (I say I tried to complete it but really I just did two drawings and called it a day :b ) anyways, here are the two drawings I made: Day 1: Alma Kepis, Day 6: Aña Guasu

[piononostalgia]

Cholita Chic

« Skirt Guardian »

2018

[sheltiechicago]

The Flying Cholitas are a group of female wrestlers in Bolivia. Here, Elizabeth La Roba Corazones and Alicia De Las Flores fight at a ring on the outskirts of El Alto. Brazilian photographer Luisa Dörr says: ‘At first, I was fascinated by the skill of these Indigenous women, but then I saw it went beyond the ring. They are fighting for their rights, for recognition, for equality. To put a meal on the table for their kids. They’re fighting for their lives’

Photograph: Luisa Dörr

[blueiight]

Me & talia used to joce bad off them spaceboys mannn (miss her)