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Handwritten letter from Q'eqchi' community leader Bernardo Ca'al after one month in jail. Translated: "I am Bernardo Caal Xol, a Guatemalan Q'eqchi'. On March 4th, 2018, I finished one month as a political prisoner in Cobán Alta Verapaz. 2016-2018 have been the years where I was pursued and criminalized, now they have jailed me. My only crime was to denounce those individuals and groups that have not fulfilled their lawful duties. They have taken on the task to deviate, capture, and steal our rivers, that have existed as ours for thousands of years. Our rivers are historical and sacred for us Q'eqchi's, which is why, along with our brothers, we have condemned these actions and asked to be consulted. The response has been repression and criminalization. The only encouraging sign has been that the Q'eqchi' people and others have continued the fight and sought unity. No more ejections from and plundering of our territories, and jail for the corrupt that criminalize our people!" Guatemala Day of Action 2018
JFK Presidential Library, handwritten sheet by JFK during Cuban Missile Crisis. (my favorite thing in the museum)
Tried to think out of the box for this one and get back to highlighting out fabulous country out here. Processed with PTM Jubilee.
A warm, intimate close-up captures two sheets of paper with elegant, flowing handwriting resting on a richly grained wooden surface. The lists, written in dark ink, appear to be personal reflections or brainstorming sessions, featuring roles like 'Speaker,' 'Filmmaker,' 'Neuroscientist,' and 'Pilot,' suggesting a contemplation of identity or aspiration. The shallow depth of field and golden lighting create a nostalgic, thoughtful mood, focusing the viewer on the tactile quality of the ink and paper against the organic wood.
This stone is just a slab of concrete in which someone scratched the deceased info. It lies flat on the ground, and time has certainly taken its toll.
I've been a bad shopkeeper, and had to search my apartment up and down to find an item I'd sold. So I made a list of all the things in my shop and where they're stored.
Vintage clipboard, vintage ledger paper, thrifted desk (grey laminate). !
You can tell this hasn't been used in a long while, as both the rust has taken hold and the last notes on the side date from December 1973...
A handwritten sign reading "Must Sell Home Needs TLC!" accompanies a stop sign on a post outside of a church which supplies food, clothing and support to the needy in East York, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
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Handwritten sign on the boarded-up storefront of Paxton Gate, 824 Valencia St, San Francisco, California, seen during the Covid19 lockdown of spring 2020. It reads "Sorry for the eyesore neighbors. This time it felt like we had to follow the pack. Be Safe. Sean Q". I assume this refers to the boarded-up storefront.
The change in colour of the message suggests that there is an emphasis on the two highlighted characters. The message is written neatly on a small piece of pink paper that has been carefully cut - it is then attached to the wall with a piece of contact that nicely frames the sign. The sign is well thought out and intended to be used for a long time. Discolouration of the edges of the plastic suggest its existence for a long time - although it's condition shows no sign os deterioration.