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We are all racist when we turn our back on God.
We say.
I know better than you!
I am better than you!
You don't exist!
I hate you!
I won't listen to you!
IS'NT THAT WHAT WE SAY TO PEOPLE.
I hate you because your black, or white, or green or purple.
I am better than you!
You don't exist!
I know better than you!
the truth is that God had one plan.
God made man and woman.
We don't know if Adam was green purple yellow or orange.
We don't know if Eve had red, black, brown or silver hair.
All we know is that God made man from all of earth's elements and Eve from Adam's rib.
Last time I looked the earth was every color that we could imagine.
Last time I looked at Eve she was part of the earth.
Stop turning away from God. Both turn towards the Creator and there will be no more of these issues. Until then enjoy racism.
Aix en Provence
Après une étude approfondie de ces volatiles dans les rues de la ville, deux conclusions s'imposent : - les pigeons ne sont pas racistes
- les pigeons apprécient l'art
They are coming in my country just right around the corner. It's pretty bad when you start hoping that the drones in NJ are actually signs of intelligent life (not to be found on Earth!) and that maybe they'll take me with them.
Increasingly more, I find myself believing in UAP and black holes-alternate timelines from quantum mechanics and I don't know if it's just a coping mechanism or what. But whatever it is, it still seems easier than coming to terms with the fact that the majority of Americans voted for a criminal because they were too racist and sexist to vote for an intelligent, reasonable human instead. I still find it all so unconscionable.
Or even more illogical-that a bunch of billionaires are going to lower their grocery bills. This is the worst joke ever told to a mass population.
Yeah, the UAP are again our only hope for actual intelligent life at this point.
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I'm personally for imprisonment, though, because I wouldn't wish Trump on any other country.
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This news blurb was and is just an example of how ingrained racism was/is in America JUST A FEW YEARS AGO. I hope our 2011 society isn't drifting back to the old days.
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These scans come from my rather large magazine collection. Instead of filling my house with old moldy magazines, I scanned them (in most cases, photographed them) and filled a storage area with moldy magazines. Now they reside on an external harddrive. I thought others might appreciate these tidbits of forgotten history.
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This racist cop is ticketing this cab for an expired meter even though she knows the driver is in the mosk across the street enjoying an afternoon pray. This has been going on for years, cops target muslims at prayer for an easy ticket. Where is the freedom of religion promised in the constitution?
The last nearly four years have seemed like eons for me. Every day that I can bear to pay attention, I am horrified by what atrocities Trump is responsible for. I have gone to so many protests in so many places for so many causes/reasons, both well attended and scarcely attended in good weather and in the middle of a freezing cold winter. There are times I have really questioned what good it even does but a little voice in my head has still told me it was the right thing to do.
But, then the Coronavirus hit and I wondered seriously if protesting was the right thing to do…after reading the statistics in my own city about people of color being killed by the Coronavirus at a much higher rate than white people, I had to ask myself, is it actually a case of white privilege if I protest? This seems like such a strange thing to ask when you are protesting your outrage about a man being killed only because he happened to be Black and existing in America but still I had to ask. Because, if I am part of the problem of spreading this virus and my presence results in more deaths of more people of color, isn’t that defeating the purpose? In addition, how about all of the healthcare workers who have been burdened for so long? Why should I make a choice for them that could affect the survival and treatment of myself and others? It just seemed too risky for this die hard protestor.
I have never dealt with this kind of moral dilemma before. My sense of right and wrong is usually pretty strong and doesn’t leave room for tons of contemplation and deliberation. I can’t really remember the last time I had to seriously ponder “What is the right thing to do in this situation?” asking myself again and again. I usually just know these things intuitively and then try to make my best ethical choice. I’m not saying that I don’t see layers of grey between black and white so much as just I have an idea of how to act in terms of what is right with my soul. I’m also not saying that I don’t learn new things and from the perspective of others and change based on being open to learning. But, the idea of what is fundamentally the ethical choice to make about whether or not to attend a protest for a cause I believe in has never been this difficult before.
And, there is the other side of things that I don’t really like to talk about-the more human side of things. I am unfortunately all too human in my fears about contacting Coronavirus/Covid19. To be honest, I’m the type of person that gets nervous taking a walk in my own neighborhood and gets frustrated when I see the joggers and dog walkers on my street roaming without a mask or groups of a few friends partying on a rooftop in close proximity. It seems pretty hypocritical to me that I’d also be finding myself amidst thousands of people in super close proximity sometimes under overpasses neck to neck, masks or no.
So, what I am saying is that I am actually probably a little paranoid. For a large part of my life, I didn’t realize I was any different from others in my fears until I went to college and learned about Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and realized that my irrational fear of death that took hold of me if I didn’t do certain things when I was little-tap my fingers every time I saw a green car, squeeze my toes every time I passed a squirrel-that sort of thing-wasn’t what most kids go through. And, it was crippling. Most of the time, I would cry hysterically thinking I was going to die and great harm would really come to my family and I if I told anyone and voiced these fears out loud. I know, I know…it sounds crazy and doesn’t make tons of sense. And, even though I know that and have gotten better dealing with this side of my self as an adult, it still hasn’t gone away completely. There’s a real instinctual fear that makes me think the worst will happen to me.
The news, of course, doesn’t help…and consider that non essential businesses were shuttered and school was cancelled for the rest of the year, I am even more terrified about the damage this virus can do. Then, there’s also the choir study…where they found that one man in close proximity singing with a choir infected pretty much the whole choir and killed a few too. Of course, this is outdoors, but I still can’t help thinking about all of the times I opened my mouth to chant pro Black Life Matters sentiments even if I was wearing a mask.
And, in many ways, I feel like I am not even worthy enough to say the name of George Floyd or Breonna Taylor who should have turned 27 on Friday, the day that I joined these protests. Because, as someone who is white, I could never know the true horror of this. She was a hero, an EMT worker, and it wasn’t just her own life and her family that was robbed but all of our lives and the sadness is overpowering. So, I ended up saying her name a few thousand times and feeling like I was losing my mind because I couldn’t rewind time and change reality.
I don’t know the answer to all of this and I still don’t know if I contracted the virus or not. But, in any case, I hope that these protests meant something and continue to mean something. Maybe it actually means more to those in power that people would risk their lives to fight for Black Lives and, if those mayors and governors really care about the citizens of their city, they have to act on these social justice issues-hold police accountable, take police out of schools and bring in social workers, counselors, librarians, art and music creative outlets instead. Let’s have a dance class or a drama class instead of kids being subjected to cruel excessive force and mock prison cells from early ages. Surely anything that helps kids is better than something doing active harm. Let’s put more money into mental health facilities instead of incarcerations. Let’s make sure when someone is released from prison that they have a job to go to. Let’s make sure our citizens have healthcare and that there are valid low income housing measures. All of these things will reduce crime and improve the quality of life. That is the direction we need to think in instead of increasing a police force. We need to think about the disparities between communities and races and ensure these people are protected and treated with respect-the same respect and treatment white people have been taking for granted in my country for centuries.
Above: a new mural for George Floyd, murdered by a group of police officers in a complicit system where the police are protected from their evil racist acts.
This mural was recently completed in the past couple of days and is found in Humboldt Park, Chicago on Division Avenue just east of California Ave. Cristian J. Roldán and Esther Kovacs
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This was taken over the summer in 1969 at the Latham's home in Northern Virginia. Our two families have been close friends forever. Joe's father -- called "Uncle Bob", usually derisively, by everyone, including his own children -- was one of my two godfathers in the Episcopal church. Uncle Bob was an unabashed racist who wore a "S.P.O.N.G.E." button on his lapel for an entire session of school; asked what the acronym meant, he'd reply, "The Society for the Prevention Of Negroes from Getting Everything." That kind of racist. My godfather.
Mrs. Latham I loved, though. "Ella". Petite, elegantly-dressed, refined, and cuter than a bucket of bunnies (Joe and I are seated in her parlor in the photo above). Ella looked like a freckled, matronly version of Debbie Reynolds. The last time I saw her was at a memorial service for Uncle Bob at Episcopal High School in 1987 where I managed to get a really lovely photo of her greeting Mr. Callaway, who had just delivered a brief, but elegant summary of Uncle Bob's career.
(Mr. Callaway was 99 at the time and had taught geometry at the school from 1915-85, when he was forced to retire because he was getting blind. After taking the picture of him and Ella Latham, I walked up to him and told him who I was -- I hadn't seen him since the school's memorial service for my dad in 1968. "Well, Willie!" he exclaimed. "You live in Texas now, don't you? And Ruthie...she's in Washington, DC? She still work for The Smithsonian Magazine? I thought so. Alicia, Alicia's...let's see Alicia's living with that divorce lawyer, I think. And your mother's in Charleston?" I was dumbstruck by this old man's knowledge of the current events in the lives of people he knew and loved but never saw anymore.)
Joe dropped out of school when his girlfriend, a folksinger, got pregnant. He was a gifted guitarist, but became widely known among musicians as a brilliant guitar maker. His pearl inlays are considered second to none. One night in '73 Buffy Sainte Marie came to have a drink at the bar I worked in Nashville (she had a White Russian if anyone asks) and during the course of the evening asked me where I was from. I told her that, until I'd moved to Nashville after graduation from college, I'd lived my whole life in Alexandria, Va.
"Alexandria? Do you know Joe Latham?" Her companion thought I was lying when I said I'd grown up with him, but I knew enough details about Joe to convince them otherwise.
Joe's younger sister Sarah was a year younger than my sister Ruthie. She became an antiques dealer and appraiser after graduating from college. I was watching 'Antiques Roadshow" one night on PBS and saw Sarah expertly appraise some guy's antique wooden cabinet for him. I later heard from Ruthie that Sarah dropped any further connection with the show after the exposure of a "Roadshow" scandal, involving another appraiser and a collector's rigging the appraisal of some old handguns on the show. The segment was later removed from the program's future broadcasts, but Sarah apparently felt that the program's integrity had been compromised and wanted to disassociate herself from it completely.
Among Joe's musician friends was Janis Joplin. The summer of 1969 he got word from her that she was going to drop by his shop in Alexandria after a concert in Georgetown in Washington, DC, just 8 miles away. He invited me and my girlfriend Kitty (who was studying drama in DC that summer) and some other friends to come over that night to meet her; we waited for about three hours outside his shop, but she never showed.
Sophie now back home and revising for degree final exams in UK and European law and politics.
Beware despots and human rights abusers, 'two nation' tories (yes, that's you Cameron and Osborne), disability discriminators and racists, corporate tax avoiders and petty crooks. When Sophie graduates she'll be on your case...
Yesterday, America was hijacked by a bully, a liar, a con man, a racist and a misogynist, a "successful" businessman, a smart tax cheater, a scumbag ... our next president !
Hier, l'Amérique a été détournée par un intimidateur, un tyran, un menteur, un escroc, un raciste et un misogyne, un homme d'affaires prospère, ( quatre fois en faillite), un tricheur intelligent ... notre prochain président!
Greetings from America’s Favorite Racist Tourist Trap, South of the Border in Dillon, South Carolina.
According to this article, hate crimes rise by up to 100 per cent across England and Wales. Just wondering, how many people would still vote for Brexit if they knew that food prices will go up, but all foreigners will be staying in the country?
"He's lied his way through politics," Chris Patten. www.theneweuropean.co.uk/top-stories/jonathan-pie-urges-p... m.youtube.com/watch?v=mJex-FfeFFc
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Marvin and his little white teddy bear Teddy, has laid out all the characters properly this time.
They are probably from the 40s or thereabouts. Absolutely darling even if racist by todays standards. (Begging forgiveness)
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Marvin: You were right Teddy. There was a mermaid and a very pretty one to boot.
Teddy: - - - --
Marvin: Changed your mind? So who is your favourite now then?
Teddy: - - - - -
Marvin: I see. Well polka dots are very cute, what!
STOP Being Racist - is the message on a public electrical box on Broadway in own town Los Angeles! Artist Unknown !
As racist as it may sound, Glenn is my favorite character, whether its cause were both Asian or not, I don't know, but I just love him so much and I was very disappointed at his "death" and overjoyed at his survival and I always thought making walking dead figures are just too simple and not really that hard I figured why not. You'll probably see Daryl and negan. On almost every Lego custom Glenn his eyes are normal size, Well coming from an Asian, lets be frank for an accurate mini figure they're not normal sized. I used a concept Lego used on short round and another Asian mini fig and its a perfect balance between racist prick and accurate figure. Also in the background my completed Avatar aang, Zuko, Goku, And Deadpool.
DIN A4 collapsible, corrugated-cardboard boxes, these are tough, resilient, sustainable! and colour coded in black and white! - so you can tell bottoms from tops. – racist little fukkers.
fuji x-pro2 with kipon helicoil adapter and leica summarit 35mm f2.5,
This needs to go, don't just paint it white and add a plaque !!! Dinah's family should get money for starting this restaurant and now hotel .www.paloaltohistory.org/dinahs-shack.php
There wasn't a major event in Chicago this weekend but I was heartened to see that the people standing up against hate in Boston and other cities massively outnumbered the neo-Nazis. I will continue to protest of the neo-Nazis hold a rally in Chicago.
I have a few thoughts about some recent events and, as I wait for the eclipse, I just wanted to get some of it out.
First, the title of this photo is a major chant of this movement from day one. It was shouted when the day after the "election" It was shouted on Not My President's Day. It was shouted at the Women's March. It was proclaimed at the March For Truth, The Tax March, the LGBQT March, the Muslim Ban protests, the Inauguration protests, the Science March.
I feel like the conversation liberals have constantly had with centrists and conservatives kind of goes like this...
Liberal: Trump is actually a nazi.
Centrist/Conservative: You can't believe that! He has a son in law who is Jewish! He can't be a nazi!
Liberal: His parents were both proud to be KKK members and he has appointed and supported white power neo-Nazis in his cabinet. This Muslim ban is the first step in a long agenda.
Centrist/Conservative: Oh, no, the Muslim ban is just to keep us safe.
Liberal: Explain to me how it keeps us safe. Did you ever stop to look at how the countries not banned are those that have business transactions with Trump whether or not they have a record of terrorism?
Centrist/Conservative: I haven't really looked into it...
Liberal: And, how do you think Muslim grandparents are exactly endangering this country?
Centrist /Conservative: I haven't really been paying attention...
Liberal: And what about the sharp increase in hate crimes that are occurring across America...how is that keeping anyone safe or making American Great Again?
Centrist/Conservative: I've just been really busy to look into it.
Ok, so I actually had a conversation like that as early as February. FEBRUARY. It's now August.
Second, sometimes people talk about how the media is so negative against Trump vs. how it's the job of journalists to hold our elected leaders accountable and get information out to us. Sometimes, I applaud journalists in their ability to do this but I am very frustrated over the media picking up on this self proclaimed "Free Speech Rally"
Let me tell you how I see free speech...I see it as if you have something to say that doesn't harm anyone, you can say it. But, if your idea of free speech is you bring weapons, beat up and murder people then that interferes quite a bit with another Constitutional Right: Life, Liberty, and Pursuit of Happiness. So, it's not on governments where even the police force doesn't have your same level of weaponry to allow you a platform to proclaim hate speech and commit bodily harm on those who don't agree with you. Governments are supposed to keep all of their citizens safe. The police force in Charlottesville allowed people to be murdered and badly beaten under their watch because they were outnumbered and terrified. The same kinds of things started happening in Germany leading up to WWII. I was recently glad to see the ACLU proclaim they weren't going to defend dangerous hate speech but it's also important that the media does not call these "Free Speech Rallies" but instead calls them "Neo Nazi Rallies." Call these people what they are and call their rallies what they are.
Third, I hate to say this one. Thanks Heather Heyer....you were brave and courageous and just and you did the right thing. Heather Heyer's mother also has a sense of dignity not acknowledging Trump's phone calls after his "both sides" comment. However, I have a sinking suspicion in my heart that if Heather Heyer had been a woman of color, Trump never would have even acknowledged her. I know this because of the many women and men of color who have lost their lives simply for being who they are who have not been acknowledged and used to galvanize a movement. Take the example of Nabra Hassanen, for instance, a young teenager who was murdered leaving an IHOP earlier this year. Did she get a tweet acknowledging her life and this grave injustice? Of course not, because she was killed because she was Muslim. Many of our beautiful Americans who are trans also do not get acknowledgement when they are murdered and many of them are men and women of color. So let's stop deluding ourselves with saying that black lives actually do matter in our country. They don't. People are getting arrested for taking down shitty racist statues but the nazis who brutally attacked Deandre Harris in Charlottesville haven't been charged even though there is tons of video evidence of their crimes.
Fourth, there are a few people who suddenly claim "art" and "history" as a reason for wanting to keep a bunch of poorly constructed racist statues. These people only seem to want to honor a certain history supporting an erroneous narrative that the Civil War was about states rights when it was very much about slavery. These deluded fools don't seem to care much for history when they are ruining sacred Native American grounds, stealing their artifacts, poisoning their water. Perhaps, it would be more accurate to state they really care about "White history and art." Now, that seems highly likely. But, if it's history and art that define a culture, I don't want a bunch of deplorable statues defining mine. How about we create a narrative of hope and strength around Harriet Tubman, Sojourner Truth, Maya Angelou, Frederick Douglass, Ralph Ellison, Langston Hughes...how about these statues are replaced with pioneers for just causes and we replace all the confederate flags with rainbow flags to show we are not divided by the color of our skin or who we love?
Fifth and Last, I have been glad to see some members of the GOP come out over the past week and say they don't agree with white supremacy and Trump's racist comments but I would like to remind them that actions speak louder of words. When you try time and time again to take away healthcare from millions of Americans, you're not targeting rich white people. When you try to take away any funds for helping poor African Americans get through college, that's racist. When you make sure that the pubic education system is a dismal failure by making sure that public schools don't have libraries, music, art, social workers, and funds for kids who speak English as a second language or who have disabilities and you target specifically poor urban areas, who exactly do you think you are claiming not to be racist? When you support the National Rifle Association, a racist organization that seeks to arm white power advocates just because they have lobbyists who give you kickbacks, who are you to claim you aren't racist? When you support incarceration of minorities for minor crimes like possession of marijuana, who are you to claim you aren't racist? When you support ensuring that those who have entered this country never have a chance to become citizens, who are you to claim you aren't racist? When you support a privatized prison industrial complex that preys upon minorities and introduces a modern system of slavery right before our eyes, who are you to claim you aren't racist.
Dear GOP-you are just as racist as your leader. You have proven it time and time again.
To Sum:
"Free Speech Rallies"=Neo Nazi Rallies.
Liberals have been aware of how harmful Trump is right from the beginning and trying to warn the rest of the country. Please listen instead of claiming we're just reactionaries. There are actual nazis marching in the streets. This is NOT ok.
Black Lives still don't matter to the powers that be in this country.
Confederate Monuments perpetuate harmful myths and are racist.
The GOP should not fool you into thinking they are not racist until they start legislating a whole lot differently.
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Alternative for Germany (AFD) is a far-right to right-wing extremist party in Germany.
The AfD is increasingly open to working with far-right groups like Pegida.
Parts of the AfD are racist, anti-Islamic, anti-Semitic, xenophobic and homophobic, associated with far-right movements such as neo-Nazism.
The AFD of Lower Saxony has its state party convention in Oldenburg (Oct. 27 and 28, 2018).
Oldenburg shows that there is NO PLACE for the AFD in Oldenburg!
This is a very serious matter , and it has happened to me can happen to anyone of you..
I get requests for adding a friend at Facebook, I add them as sometimes they are among mutual friends list, I have no qualms, as I always thought there was more transparency on Facebook..words and an opinion that I take back completely.
I think Fickr has the best format of adding a friend, more control more information, and through the persons choice of groups you know exactly what kind of contact you are adding it is your headache after that..at Flickr I dont add people without a profile or an avatar, I dont add people into porn or semi porn groups..or religious mindset of hate..even if he is from my community or faith.
I got conned at Facebook, the culprit also from Bandra where I live ,who threatened to send underworld goons to my house implicate me in a false police case , get me beaten by the cops,, had added most of mutual friends including my daughter ..and a very close friends nephew in Dubai too..
I wonder his parents know about his activities on Facebook, and I hope Facebook authorities take serious action of his threats against me I have reported this incident to Facebook authorities enclosing his threatening message to me, , I have followed this matter in the right direction also..and taken recourse for my safety and that of my immediate family..if anything happens to me you know who is responsible - he is on my block list at Facebook..
I had actually eased out of Facebook nothing personal just a tiredness of mind and blogging spirit.. , only my tweets are connected to Facebook through Flickr Twitter blogs.
I have never denigrated any community .intentionally or intentionally , and because of peoples bias towards my religion, my culture , and the non stop outpouring of hate comments I blocked the comment box . totally disabled at Flickr.
I was fed up of blocking racists , bigots , puritans with the agenda of poison, and promoting sectarian strife..I shoot pictures read me as a photo blogger and a pedestrian poet only.
I have no other problems with comments elsewhere as I have enabled Comment Moderation...
PS
I posted a link on the veiled hijra ..a poem that talks of the hijra and his life as a prostitute , and the need of his to hide his identity from my camera with the end of his saree ..so obviously veil is not a Hijab or a Muslim garment in this context.. and this bloke at Facebook gives such an ugly twist to my link.. I sent him a message and blocked him..
He sent me a response almost a threat to my life, including implicating me in a false police case , I reported him and his message to Facebook authorities , nor have I deleted his message or his ugly comment..
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I was sitting here minding my own business with a friend when the country silence was broken by the ice cream truck, but it didn't have the usual song I'm used to hearing. It drove past us and my friend said that's the racist ice cream jingle....
Someone still had that song in their ice cream truck, and considering we were in all black neighborhood, that made this extra bizarre.
More: www.npr.org/sections/codeswitch/2014/05/11/310708342/reca...
We got our Mom a new Nikon S630 digital camera for Mother's Day and I
was playing with it during the Angels game we were at on Sunday.
As I was taking pictures of my family, it kept asking "Did someone
blink?" even though our eyes were always open.
Sheesh! RACIST! :P
-Joz
Originally posted at
jozjozjoz.com: www.jozjozjoz.com/2009/05/13/racist-camera-no-i-did-not-b...
8asians.com: www.8asians.com/2009/05/13/racist-camera-no-i-did-not-bli...
(The only two places I posted this, aside from from Flickr)
AS OF 7/10/2009, I HAVE REMOVED THE CREATIVE COMMONS LICENSE AS PEOPLE WERE NOT FOLLOWING MY REQUEST FOR ATTRIBUTION. THIS PHOTO IS NOW "ALL RIGHTS RESERVED."
1/22/2010 - Published with permission by Time Magazine: www.time.com/time/business/article/0,8599,1954643,00.html
1/22/2010 - Published with permission (in Norwegian) by Nettavisen: www.nettavisen.no/it/article2810066.ece
2/9/2010 - Published with permission in the Rafu Shimpo
rafu.com/news/2010/02/taking-technology-at-face-value/
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Gizmodo: gizmodo.com/5256650/camera-misses-the-mark-on-racial-sens...
BoingBoing: gadgets.boingboing.net/2009/05/15/asian-camera-doesnt.html
BuzzFeed: www.buzzfeed.com/awesomer/racist-camera-cci
Digg: digg.com/arts_culture/Nikon_has_yet_to_develop_a_camera_t...
Digg: digg.com/comedy/IMAGE_Camera_Hates_Asians * digg.com/comedy/Racist_Camera_4
Reddit: www.reddit.com/r/reddit.com/comments/8kk6p/racist_digital...
Reddit pix: www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/8knw5/racist_camera/
Reddit: www.reddit.com/r/funny/comments/8y5g8/racist_camera/
Reddit: www.reddit.com/r/funny/comments/8t3f9/racist_camera_did_s...
Angry Asian Man: www.angryasianman.com/2009/05/no-not-blinking-just-asian....
Disgrasian: disgrasian.com/2009/05/racist-camera-the-nikon-s630/
Usability Counts: www.usabilitycounts.com/2009/05/15/did-someone-blink-pred...
anandtech: forums.anandtech.com/messageview.aspx?FTVAR_FORUMVIEWTMP=...
Geekstir: www.geekstir.com/the-racist-camera
TheGluttony: thegluttony.com/2009/05/15/racist-camera
Blog of Hilarity: blogofhilarity.com/2009/05/15/oh-you-racist-nikon-camera-you
Daily Radar: techblips.dailyradar.com/story/racist_camera_no_i_did_not...
HardOCP: www.hardocp.com/news.html?news=Mzk2MzAsLCwsLCwx
RoastList: roastlist.com/really/nikon-s630-cant-tell-difference-betw...
GizHQ: www.gizhq.com/2009/05/16/nikon-s630-blink-detection-fail/
TheChive: thechive.com/2009/05/daily-morning-randomness-52009-25-ph...
BlogCatalog: www.blogcatalog.com/blog/infophalanx/342372d42eab12c848f6...
Boards.IE: www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=62229302
ChickenCrap: chickencrap.com/c.php?c=2804
CollegeHumor: www.collegehumor.com/picture:1911329
Contexts.org: contexts.org/socimages/2009/05/29/nikon-camera-says-asian...
Current.com: current.com/items/90085065_racist-camera-wont-photograph-...
DailyFailBlog: dailyfailblog.com/2009/10/06/racist-camera-fail/
DNB Forum: dnbforum.com/showthread.php?t=75337
ebaumsworld: www.ebaumsworld.com/pictures/view/80657214/
ebaumsworld: www.ebaumsworld.com/pictures/view/80692480/
Examiner: www.examiner.com/pet-photography-in-st-louis/avoid-the-ra...
ForTheGays&Girls: forthegaysandgirls.tumblr.com/post/1331357745
funlol: www.funlol.com/13362/Racist_camera.html
FunnyJunk: www.funnyjunk.com/funny_pictures/44081/racist+camera/
FunnyJunk: www.funnyjunk.com/funny_pictures/66840/Racist+Camera/
Gizmología: gizmologia.com/2009/05/los-sistemas-antiparpadeo-no-recon...
GoLiveWire: www.golivewire.com/forums/peer-ytnnini-support-a.html
Habbo: www.habbo.co.uk/groups/107713/id/discussions/320287/id
haha.nu: haha.nu/arts/photography/a-racist-camera/
IGN: boards.ign.com/teh_vestibule/b5296/185369396/
iheartchaos: www.iheartchaos.com/content/nikon-s630-camera-smart-racis...
MotivatedPhotos: motivatedphotos.com/?id=19720
mrBadak: mrbadak.com/2009/06/19/racist-camera/
Nakidness: www.nakidness.com/images/funny/rotten/racist/racist_camera/
OMGSoySauce: www.omgsoysauce.com/3895/the-racist-camera-not-asian-eyes...
Pineapple Juice: www.pineapplejuice.net/freshly-squeezed/?p=474
PostCaption: postcaption.com/media/112/Racist_Camera/
pYzam: www.pyzam.com/funnypictures/details/10442
RaceWire: www.racewire.org/archives/2009/11/racist_camera_no_i_did_...
RedesignMe: www.redesignme.com/product/show/949/nikon/racist-camera/
ShaggyBevo: www.shaggybevo.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=904124&sid=...
Shimmycocopuffs' Twitter: twitter.com/Shimmycocopuffs/status/7276335080 & Facebook: www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=274458657176&am...
Snopes: message.snopes.com/showthread.php?t=45985
SportBikes.net: www.sportbikes.net/forums/open-forums/427034-racist-camer...
SportsShooter: www.sportsshooter.com/message_display.html?tid=33110
StumbleUpon: www.stumbleupon.com/url/www.flickr.com/photos/jozjozjoz/3... & www.stumbleupon.com/url/www.geekstir.com/the-racist-camera
TheWorldsBestEver (TWBE): www.theworldsbestever.com/2009/05/20/nikons-racist-camera/
Unplggd at Apartment Therapy: www.unplggd.com/unplggd/look/the-racist-digital-camera-08...
VKMag ("Racistische camera!"): www.vkmag.com/magazine/racistische_camera/
thatsjustracist: www.thatsjustracist.com/content.php?id=53
TryingToFollow: tumblr.tryingtofollow.com/post/108162355/racist-camera-no...
UberPix: www.uberpix.net/660/racist-camera/
weheartit: weheartit.com/entry/3223465
YBMW: youbentmywookie.com/wtf/i-had-no-idea-nikon-cameras-could...
YouThink: www.youthink.com/links.cfm?obj_id=29080
Photo taken during a protest against the government's racist immigration policies including the Nationality and Borders Bill.
I acquired this little antique made-in-Japan monkey girl vase from the estate of a family friend's mother and have had it sitting around for decades. It's silly and cute and yeah, it looks pretty frickin' racist to me. I hate the racist part but I kinda love the little vase. Philosophical quandry!
Toyo-view 45a - Fujinon WS 210 5.6 - HP5+ - Rodinal 1+50 - dslr scan