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Nydia Blas is an artist and community leader whose pictures capture a striking and deeply intimate perspective of black female adolescence. A s executive director of the Southside Community Center in Ithaca, New York , Blas works closely with teenage girls to help establish a safe space where they are celebrated and empowered to thrive within a predominantly white environment. Her series The Girls Who Spun Gold is both a collaboration and an ode to the young women she works with. Each picture explicitly confronts the stereotypes perpetuated by decades of racist propaganda in an effort to reclaim identity, and, like the Southside Community Center, create a safe space in which young black women can see themselves. Here, Blas speaks with BuzzFeed News about her work and the powerful meaning behind the pictures.

These words were feared by all German women in It was an indication that something unpleasant was coming their way. These words were uttered by wild looking tough battle-hardened Red Army soldiers who had learnt that smattering of German. The mass gang rape of German Fraus and Fraulein when the country lost the war remains one of the most under-reported piece of history. Soviet soldiers burst into a room filled with young German girls Perhaps it was wilfully buried by the British and American media and academia because most of the brutal rapes were committed by their WW2 ally, Soviet Russia. Both countries had gone to bed with Uncle Joe Stalin , to save the inevitable loss of lives if Russia had not done the dirty work and done most of the fighting in subduing Nazi Germany. So while vengeful Soviet soldiers raped hapless German women, the honorable American and British soldiers looked the other way.

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Eskimo mother and child in furs, Nome, Alaska; bust-length, with child on back. Photographed by H. Kaiser, ca.