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look at the difference. i dont even have to say it
Van Jones tells CNN and the nation exactly what a Trump presidency means
More than 4,000 families were evicted in preparation for the Rio Olympics. Artist Marc Ohrem-Leclef discusses photographing them during moments of strength. While we cheer on our favorite athletes competing in Rio de Janeiro this month, German-born artistMarc Ohrem-Leclef sees a much darker, destructive narrative unfolding. The New York-based artist traveled to Brazil in 2012 to document the residents in Rio’s favelas, or blighted neighborhoods, as their homes were destroyed to make way for sports facilities, housing, and infrastructure required by the 2014 World Cup and the 2016 Olympic Games. http://bit.ly/2bo9S1I
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Annabelle aways inspires me to get back on my photography. S/o to you!