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Seafarer Graeme Hately's snaps his offshore life onboard at the bridge, on deck in the galley and as the sun goes down
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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Seafarer Graeme Hately's snaps his offshore life onboard at the bridge, on deck in the galley and as the sun goes down
Illustration pour le texte "Petite fille", par Exvag.
Another shot on DeviantArt : captive-capture.deviantart.com/art/Tiluna-3-93866565
"I hate you." "I love you." "You're a freak, you know that? Everyone says so. They always have."
"I'm trying not to be."
#3 Perks Of Being A Wallflower
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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A SPECIAL THANKS TO THESE GUYS HAVE GIVEN ME THE OPPORTUNITY TO IMPROVE THE TRAIL PHOTOGRAPHER AND TEST SOLUTIONS THAT IS IN THE FIELD IN POST-PRODUCTION.
PRATICE WAS MY FIRST OFFICIAL PHOTO BOOK, I HOPE THE FIRST OF A LONG SERIES.
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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.
November 21, 2023 — New York, NY — Governor Kathy Hochul deploys new resources to combat online hate and directs Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services to develop a Media Literacy Tool Kit for K-12 Schools to provide critical training and resources to youth; State creates Informational Guide For Parents to talk to their children about online hate speech this Holiday Weekend. (Susan Watts/Office of Governor Kathy Hochul)
Photo and text from Mind Out for Mental Health's 1 in 4 project, 2002.
I’ve always thought I’m fat and ugly. My mum says “don’t be silly” but it makes no difference. My counsellor forces me to look in the mirror and say “You’re not ugly” which has helped a bit but I’m full of self-hate because of the way I am and how I’ve allowed it all to get on top of me.
It started when I was about 17 after our house was repossessed and my mum had a breakdown. It was just the three of us - me, my mum and my brother. We’re very, very close - the best of friends - and we struggled together with absolutely no money.
I got to university but I had no motivation so I was put on anti-depressants. Either I didn’t sleep or I’d cry myself to sleep. I had a full grant and a job so that I could send money home but I was living off nothing. There were days I’d go without food and by the time I left I had £13,000 in debts.
I came out with a fairly good degree and got a job working in a hostel for ex-offenders. I had a real passion for my work but my self-esteem was knocked right down because the people I worked with were critical and undermining.
I was living with my brother at the time but then his fiancée moved in and wanted me out. Eventually lack of support at work and having no personal space at home got on top of me and in April 2000 I took an overdose. At the time I meant to die but the moment I’d done it I regretted it and told my brother. My mother wouldn’t let me out of her sight for weeks after that.
I thought people would now see how unhappy I was now but no one did and eventually I left the job. I should have made a complaint but I had no fight left in me. My counsellor has now put me on an assertiveness course now because she says my self-esteem is so low that if have a problem in another job at least I’ll be able to stick up for myself.
Because I have no money I work part time in a bar. It’s a very friendly pub but I haven’t told anyone there that I have a mental health problem because some of the customers are very narrow minded and make jokes about “loonies”.
The other day I saw a doctor who was very dismissive. “There’s a difference between feeling pissed off and being depressed” he told me. He made me feel a fraud and spoke to me as if I was five years old.
Living is very hard. I wake up in the morning and for a few short moments everything feels OK but then slowly I realise everything is wrong. That’s why sometimes I find it hard to wake up. I always feel there’s no point in anything because in my experience nothing comes out of anything.
The one good thing that has come out of this is that out of my experience I’ve been able to volunteer with Shropshire Mind and help people who are going through the same thing. It gives some meaning to it all.
FACT: Suicide is the second most common cause of death among people under 35 (DH, 1999)
the farmer's market in the summer is sooooooo gooooooood. eating tomoatoes at practically every meal. ironically, i HATED tomatoes as a kid. you were right mom. they're delicious.
Photo Courtesy of Karen & Drew Attanasio
Spring 2017, Blackburn Hall.
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Perritaa fiel (L) te amo pu gracias por existir y perdona si no la subi antes :( de verdad fue porke no tenia tiempo u.u pero mas vale tarde ke nunkaa puu tay via eri rre especial pa mi (L) te ganaste un espacion en mi corazoncito :$ haha nos veremos luegitoooooooooo pa vacilarlaaa (a)
this is a series taken within a few minutes of each other
Enfolded Taken at Occupy Wall Street - The Roads - Stockmarkules, LEA16 (89, 94, 2571)
A reactive sculpture
but reactive to events out side of the Earths atmosphere.
As the lines of earths magnetic field, a protective blanket, twists and folds itself interacting with the suns solar wind this sculpture also twists and folds, its texture shifts as the the lines of magnetic force that surround the earth shift.
This sculpture takes the data from the ACE satellite in real time and imbues the sculpture with its form.
Every minute it reforms itself according to the strength and lines of magnetic force outside the earths atmosphere. Not only do the component parts flow with the lines of force but as the sculpture is updated each minute from the satellite the texture also flows through the body of the sculpts accentuating different parts.
Think about this
A sculpture that combines colour and form, a composite of the physical world and the virtual and moves as a reflection from one to the other.
very much like what your avatar and the ones you see around are.
Created May 2011
Taken at Occupy Wall Street - And I thought I hated him, LEA16 (85, 94, 2571)