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Tuareg; Algeria. Scanned from the book The World of Allah; 1983; David Douglas Duncan
Operation Port Said, Photo by David Seymour, 1956
逃跑 Escape
Roma in Balchik, Bulgaria, 1957. Wolfgang Schröter
by Mohammad Mohsenifar
من أرشيف الملصق السياسى اللبنانى
Sloe-Eyed Girl, Egypt, 1989 - Linda Connor
Stéphane Passet. Entrance to the corridor leading to Akbar's tomb at Akbar's Mausoleum, Agra [environs], Sikandara (Sikandra), India, 1913-1914.
Execution Squares - Hair Sarkissian
But what about the others? The others who suffocate under this shrinking definition of humanity? Those who were not privileged enough to go to a five-star university or be born into a line of feudal lords? What about those without halos, the angry men who wander the streets with mouths full of spit and venom, the children whose shoulders are burdened by the straps of rifles, the women who choose an explosive path? What about the poor? What about those who are cruel with the occupier and cruel with their kin? The not-so-gentle fathers? The reckless in our midst, those who would furrow the eyebrows of Europeans: the sister who "found her rage / in the kitchen drawer and the sister "learning the anatomy of the gun"?Do they not deserve life? According to whose law?
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Sculptural Works by Käthe Kollwitz
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