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2010 Honorees Blake D. Morant (Kramer Award) and Terri McClure (Scales of Justice Award) attend the 25th Anniversary Gala of Equal Justice Works
Louise Cooper has had cancer for over fifteen years....
Through the eyes of Danny, her homosexual lawyer son, the frustration and passion of Louise's difficult and simple life is unfolded. Her marriage to Nat, a disillusioned computer scientist, is disintergrating. Her children have moved away: Danny to live with his lover and April, her folk-singer daughter, to a life of travel.
And as she accepts that her own life is coming to an end, Louise suffers a crisis of faith that calls her whole existence into question.
This is being left in the wild, as part of the 2007 Valentine Release Challenge
See the books I've set free at:
Our Daily Shoot assignment (#618) was to "illustrate the word equality today with a photograph that shows your favorite interpretation."
Everybody has equal rights to the couch here, well, everybody who's a dog! Humans might have to sit on the floor.
Business 71 and Business 60 in Neosho. This 71 sign doesn't look like a temporary sign like the others do.
“If you don’t deal with gender justice issues you are only dealing with fifty percent of the problem. You still have to go back and deal with the other half.”
Teresa Mugadza, Zimbabwean feminist, human rights activist and Oxfam Canada partner.
What does Gender Justice mean to you?
LONDON, ENGLAND - MARCH 09: Charlie Webster attends Equals Live 2012 concert, as part of WoW - Women of the World Festival, at Southbank Centre on March 9, 2012 in London, United Kingdom. (Photo by Marc Broussely/Redferns via Getty Images)
Permanent Mission of Principality of Monaco to the UN, New York, 17 September 2022.
© ITU/J. Gorlovetskaya
Women in leadership: Achieving an Equal Future in a COVID-19 World. A panel discussion at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 3 March 2021.
Photo: Courtesy of Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Thailand
An enthusiastic high school girl participating in the Austin demonstration in favor of immigration. I was walking back from lunch when I saw the parade coming so I stopped and pulled out my camera. As she walked by, she said "Mister, could you take my picture?" So I did.
Over 400 high school students and over a thousand UT college students left classes early to take part in the parade. Some students walked over two miles from their high schools in South Austin to the Capitol where the parade started!
Victorian Labor MPs joined thousands of people around Australia calling for better pay for women working in the community sector.
June 2011
Had fun shooting this for a challenge. Placed one flash shooting off the yellow wall. Tooth brush taped on glass top. 50mm lens at f/8.
LOVE LOVE LOVE this set of books from Lucas Lameth. this is gold
Visit this location at That place with the name in Second Life