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Netizens from Martinique, Guadeloupe and French Guiana wonder…
Is “Miss Black France” acceptable?
Preparations are in full swing for the presidential elections in Egypt, set for May 23 and 24, 2012, with candidates’ election posters already up on the streets.
Grace Brown, a student at New York’s School of Visual Arts, was so moved by the horrific descriptions of sexual abuse from a victim that last October she started photography project called Project Unbreakable.
Grace’s idea is using photography to help heal sexual abuse survivors by asking them to write a quote from their attacker on a poster and photographing them holding the poster. The victims can submit the images themselves or can ask the project to photograph them.
A poster in the middle of the anti-ACTA rally in Sofia, Bulgaria.
Photo by Ruslan Trad (CC-by-SA 3.0)
For water and life! “Water is a treasure, that is worth more than gold”
As part of the protests against the Conga mining project in Cajamarca, which could affect headwaters and lakes, a national movement of protest and awareness-raising named “The Great Water March” has been established. The promoters explain on their Facebook page.
South Africa’s Democratic Alliance Students Organisation recently released a controversial poster as part of their anti-racism campaign, which shows a naked mixed-race couple embracing.
The caption reads: “In OUR future, you wouldn’t look twice”
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Syrian blogger Razan Ghazzawi was arrested on the Syrian-Jordanian border on 4 December, 2011.
Mostar in Autumn, by Evan Wakelin.
Ki Nikham by Ari Goldwag. This is an a capella song, which is the only music religious Jews can listen to during days of mourning in the Jewish...
The number of languages spoken worldwide vs. the languages of the internet.