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I couldn't believe this. There really is a store here called hoochi mama. Another example of where there's cultural appropriation due to language barriers (like the fact swear words in English have a lot less power both here and in Finland). This was within the main department store.
Willamette University International Student Susana Bozicevic shares about life growing up in Sweden with students at Wright Elementary school.
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Students in my fall '06 MassArt visual language course. Here they are creating a batik. Batik is a wax-resist dyeing technique used on textile. Batik is found in several countries of West Africa, such as Nigeria, Ghana, Cameroon and Mali, and in Asia, such as India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, China, Iran, the Philippines, Malaysia and Thailand.
Although he didn't understand English, this gentleman was contented for me to snap off a couple of images of him sitting on the dock at Darling Harbour.
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English: Carlswerk in Köln-Mülheim, Germany, part of a photography walk
Nederlands: Carlswerk in Köln-Mülheim (Duitsland), deel van een fotografie wandeling
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