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75K views · 5.5K reactions | The New York Times just named the Bay Area the best women’s sports city in the country—and San Francisco is proud to be at the center of it. @wearebayfc broke the NWSL single-game attendance record, and the @valkyries sold out every game at Valhalla, setting the WNBA all-time attendance record. Our amazing fans show up for our teams, and our teams show up for us. Let’s go, San Francisco! | Daniel Lurie | Facebook

Artemisia Gentileschi painted herself as the subject and the author. In a time when women were expected to be muses, saints, or symbols, she portrayed herself as an artist at work, intelligent, focused, and fully present. Her self portraits do not ask to be admired. They assert authority. Long before women were allowed to define themselves, Artemisia claimed her own image and refused to let it be softened or corrected. What do you know about her? #ArtemisiaGentileschi #WomenInArt #ArtHerstory #S

Käthe Kollwitz portrayed herself without idealization. Her self portraits confront grief, aging, and endurance with unflinching honesty, at a time when women were rarely allowed to show vulnerability without decoration. She did not paint herself to be admired. She painted to bear witness. Kollwitz claimed her own image before softness was expected, and before truth was welcomed. #KätheKollwitz #WomenInArt #ArtHerstory #Expressionism #KnowHerName | Irene Noren