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rapidjapan

A group of Toyota Chaser JZX100s at Daikoku Futo in Yokohama, Japan

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Naruto drawn by various Mangaka!

Akira Toriyama - Dragon Ball/Dr. Slump

Tite Kubo - Bleach

Eiichirō Oda - One Piece

Yoshihiro Togashi - YuYu Hakusho/Hunter X Hunter

Hideaki Sorachi - Gintama

Nobuhiro Watsuki - Rurouni Kenshin

Hirohiko Araki - JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure

Akira Amano - Reborn!

Masanori Morita - Rookies

Katsura Hoshino - D.Gray-Man

Osamu Akimoto - Kochikame

Yusuke Murata - One-Punch Man/Eyeshield 21

Hiroyuki Takei - Shaman King

Takeshi Konomi - The Prince of Tennis

Kentaro Yabuki - Black Cat

Takeshi obata - Illustrator of Hikaru No Go/Death Note/Bakuman

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This is raw af

hyperallergic

Lavender and gold silhouettes of soldiers on horseback, waves, and a kneeling figure overlap on the flat plane of Aaron Douglas’s “Let My People Go” (1935–39). The Harlem Renaissance artist’s interpretation of the biblical Moses’s plea to the Pharaoh to free his people mixes modernism with African art history through its two-dimensional perspective, angular shapes, and unexpected colors. The painting was acquired by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 2014, and recently went on view in the museum’s modern and contemporary galleries.

A Rare Encounter with an Aaron Douglas Painting that References Slavery’s Past

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amnestyusa

It’s been exactly one year since shocking new details emerged about the CIA’s torture program. After years of investigation, the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence published a report – known as “the torture report” – that contained more than 6,000 pages.

Now this landmark report on torture is in danger of being buried – and we need your help. Call the Justice Department today. Read more.

amnestyusa

It’s been exactly one year since shocking new details emerged about the CIA’s torture program. After years of investigation, the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence published a report – known as “the torture report” – that contained more than 6,000 pages.

Now this landmark report on torture is in danger of being buried – and we need your help. Call the Justice Department today. Read more.