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But if it had to perish twice
I think I know enough of hate
To say that for destruction
Ice is also great and would suffice.
-Robert Frost
I wish I know how to photoshop my face into this image. I genuinely hate republicanism. I think it's the plague of this nation. They should get their own fucking island and live there - in misery . . . forever and ever and ever
Photo Courtesy of Karen & Drew Attanasio
Spring 2017, Blackburn Hall.
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Thousands marched from MacArthur Park to Downtown Los Angeles and Saturday November 12th in protest of a Trump Presidency.
Chanting "not my president" and "Black Lives Matters", protesters peacefully walked side by side through the streets of Los Angeles catching some LA motorists by surprise.
Desenvolvimento e criação de estampas, imagens para web para a banda
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Softwares utilizados:
Illustrator CS
To protest hate speech and violence, community members in Mill Valley held large banners and signs over freeway overpasses.
One sign said ‘United Against Hate’, another said ‘No H8’. A dozen activists held those signs above the pedestrian walkway over Highway 101, off the Seminary Drive exit. They were seen by thousands of people driving into San Francisco.
This protest was in response to an alt-right rally, Patriot Prayer, scheduled to take place at Crissy Field in San Francisco on Saturday, August 26, 2017.
As drivers passed by the signs on their way south to San Francisco, thousands saw the signs, and hundreds honked their approval with our protest.
This political action was led by Peter Graumann and the Immigration and Civil Rights team of the Mill Valley Community Action Network (MVCAN), in coordination with Indivisible Sausalito. Join your neighbors to keep democracy alive!
See more photos of our MVCAN activities:
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Learn more about MVCAN:
#nohate #millvalley #mvcan #politics
New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal joins Moderator Assemblyman Jon Bramnick, panelists Executive Director, State & Local Government Program at Georgetown Law School, Meryl J. Chertoff; former NJ Attorney General and US Senator Jeffrey Chiesa; former Political Director, NJ NAACP Walter Fields; and former NJ Attorney General Christopher S. Porrino at “The Serious Issue of Hate Speech & Division in America” forum at Union County College in Cranford, N.J. on Monday, Oct. 21, 2019. (Office of the Attorney General / Tim Larsen)
Wade Cook, attacked on Halloween, gets a nuzzle from his dog Chella during Hate Crimes Community Forum at Bixby Park on Sunday.
Seafarer Graeme Hately's snaps his offshore life onboard at the bridge, on deck in the galley and as the sun goes down
Brace yourself. It is grotesquely, hideously ugly when you become trapped in your own snare of lies. This is especially the case when you've built upon and attempted to maintain those lies for years and years. Lies never lead where you thought they would, but they always lead you somewhere. And it sure is a crapshoot, isn't it?
But Truth is stronger and undefeatable. When Truth has been manipulated into a resentful throng of deception, it will eventually, certifiably, show itself in full. More simply stated: Relationships are imponderably proportionate to the degree of Truth you have told... both to yourself as well as to others.
This man is no longer the fall guy for an assemblange of secrets and prevarication. He is engaged in a conversation of Truth and of Love and of Camaraderie with a father whom he finally, wholeheartedly trusts. He never should have been fair game for a repulsive excuse of a human being -- the teller of lies.
To protest hate speech and violence, community members in Mill Valley held large banners and signs over freeway overpasses.
One sign said ‘United Against Hate’, another said ‘No H8’. A dozen activists held those signs above the pedestrian walkway over Highway 101, off the Seminary Drive exit. They were seen by thousands of people driving into San Francisco.
This protest was in response to an alt-right rally, Patriot Prayer, scheduled to take place at Crissy Field in San Francisco on Saturday, August 26, 2017.
As drivers passed by the signs on their way south to San Francisco, thousands saw the signs, and hundreds honked their approval with our protest.
This political action was led by Peter Graumann and the Immigration and Civil Rights team of the Mill Valley Community Action Network (MVCAN), in coordination with Indivisible Sausalito. Join your neighbors to keep democracy alive!
See more photos of our MVCAN activities:
www.flickr.com/photos/fabola/sets/72157680948826162/
Learn more about MVCAN:
#nohate #millvalley #mvcan #politics
Seafarer Graeme Hately's snaps his offshore life onboard at the bridge, on deck in the galley and as the sun goes down
Flipper Hates You
acrylic on panel
12"x12"
(go see the real -not blurry- painting at Montreal's HQ Gallery "Poor Traits" show!)
UN RINGRAZIAMENTO PARTICOLARE A QUESTI RAGAZZI CHE MI HANNO DATO L'OPPORTUNITA' DI MIGLIORARE IL MIO PERCORSO FOTOGRAFICO E SPERIMENTARE NUOVE SOLUZIONI SIA IN CAMPO CHE IN POST-PRODUZIONE.
PRATICAMENTE E' STATO IL MIO PRIMO BOOK FOTOGRAFICO UFFICIALE, SPERO IL PRIMO DI UNA LUNGA SERIE.
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Evidence still remains of the only hate-crime vandalism I ever saw in my hometown of Arcadia, California, from the early 1980's, I believe, which was when the demographics of my neighborhood first started to change as wealthy Asian families began moving in, often recent immigrants. I remember the paint was bright blue. I would have seen it on the way to church or to baseball practice at the elementary school across the street. And the unfortunate part is that when they painted over it, they traced the graffiti exactly, but in paint that didn't quite match, so it always showed. It has probably been painted over entirely a few times since then, but it still shows.
Photo Courtesy of Karen & Drew Attanasio
Spring 2017, Blackburn Hall.
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