as small as a world and as large as alone, justira: #DiversifyAgentCarter in pictures

7:20pm May 16, 2015

#DiversifyAgentCarter in pictures | my twitter

The “Women Guerrillas” corps trains in Manila, Philippines in 1941. #DiversifyAgentCarter pic.twitter.com/7zia1Rr2vW
— Jennifer de Guzman (@Jennifer_deG)
May 9, 2015

My grandfather was an Air Force instructor to Tuskeegee Airmen before & during WWII. #DiversifyAgentCarter pic.twitter.com/3QoURyx2pf
— Starfishncoffee (@starfishncoffee)
May 9, 2015

#DiversifyAgentCarter MT @womenshistory: Maggie Gee, 1 of only 2 Chinese-Am women to serve in the WASP during WWII. pic.twitter.com/1kMwd0SQKG
— Helen Shin (@H_X_S)
May 9, 2015

1928 pilot license photo of Ms. Pancho Barnes, who broke Amelia Earhart’s air speed record. http://t.co/ov1rzvi9b3 pic.twitter.com/WYUewz0fuo
— Saladin Ahmed (@saladinahmed)
May 9, 2015

1940s superspy Senorita Rio, the first Latina lead character in US comics. #DiversifyAgentCarter pic.twitter.com/xsQQX5lb1G
— Saladin Ahmed (@saladinahmed)
May 9, 2015

#DiversifyAgentCarter because Katherine Sui Fun Cheung was the first Asian Am woman to get a pilots license in 1932! pic.twitter.com/PnMRJCwe3I
— UbeEmpress (@ubeempress)
May 8, 2015

My Arab great-grandma, a detective & civil defense director in 1950s NYC. These women existed. #DiversifyAgentCarter pic.twitter.com/YGVcadaadT
— Saladin Ahmed (@saladinahmed)
May 9, 2015

#DiversifyAgentCarter because of this book on my Amazon wish list about the history of gay men and women during WWII. http://t.co/UFD1DIdvsd
— Jennifer Matarese (@trollprincess)
May 9, 2015