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[thecrookedguy]

Woohoo!!! Another medal in the bag. And this time is also for a good cause. . This virtual run is in conjunction with the Official The Great Barrier Reef Marathon Festival . They work closely with charities to raise awareness on the plight of the Great Barrier Reef as well as protect Whale Sharks and Manta Rays. . The reef is home to the world's biggest abundance of marine life and is one of the Seven Wonders of the World. If we do not conserve and protect, it might not be there for our future generations to appreciate. It's now time to take greater action, to protect this wonderful place. #42RaceAsia #VirtualRun #GreatBarrierReef #5km #TropicalJourneys #GreatBarrierReefMarathonFestival #MedalCollection #Latergram (at Singapore) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bpf5DcoF1R3/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1mh1judd3slos

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[canibalia]

"The Hand Car" from Oran, contained in the article "Tropical Journeyings: the Panama Railroad" and published in the 1985 January edition of Harper's New Monthly Magazine. It perfectly condenses the constructed imaginary of Central America: three white executives intent on their conversation, cross the lush tropical vegetation in a hand car, worked by workers whose faces and bodies blur into the dark of the forest. Exotic landscapes and bodies, racial stereotypes, labour hierarchies and mechanical progress. An imaginary forged in colonial relations that still pervade in many discourses and representations of the region.

[zorradejade]

"The Hand Car" from Oran, contained in the article "Tropical Journeyings: the Panama Railroad" and published in the 1985 January edition of Harper's New Monthly Magazine. It perfectly condenses the constructed imaginary of Central America: three white executives intent on their conversation, cross the lush tropical vegetation in a hand car, worked by workers whose faces and bodies blur into the dark of the forest. Exotic landscapes and bodies, racial stereotypes, labour hierarchies and mechanical progress. An imaginary forged in colonial relations that still pervade in many discourses and representations of the region.