Learning to See: A collection of photographs gathered over the course of a year in an effort to better understand the art of photography.
Learning to See: A collection of photographs gathered over the course of a year in an effort to better understand the art of photography.
Pretty sure it's from the movie Red Dragon. One of the Hannibal Lecter movies.
In a country (USSR) of 200,000,000 rather than 330,000,000. The meme wants to make a valid point, but draws the worst possible comparison.
https://www.mcgill.ca/newsroom/channels/news/child-marriage-legal-and-persists-across-canada-327554
Penetration with fingers.
Someone downvoted you and I restored the balance. This is absolutely true. Though response failures were also a major issue there too.
It was also a dismal emergency response failure on just about every front.
Katrina was not a natural disaster. It was a failure of flawed and outdated flood protection systems and unabated man-made coastal erosion.
Some real basic sauce: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desegregated_public_schools_in_New_Orleans
and existed in some form until 1898 when Jim Crow reared its ugly head. It's an oft-overlooked segment of LA history and merits recognition.
rather successful in spite of persistent white supremacist opposition to their existence. These schools flourished for nearly a decade /3
an integrated school in Louisiana. New Orleans had desegregated schools during the Reconstruction period that were, for a period of time, /2
I approve of this post and the sentiment behind it, but as a matter of historical fact, Ruby Bridges was not the first black student in /1
(Sorry, couldn't include more text than the link. That ukiyo-e print is probably what inspired that moment in the film.)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Takiyasha_the_Witch_and_the_Skeleton_Spectre#/media/File:Takiyasha_the_Witch_and_the_Skeleton_Spectre.jpg
But. . . that's a Louis Malle film.
Americans are so egocentric and oblivious to global political trends that they have to be the best at everything, even at being the worst.
Over 30% of Asian voters voted for Trump. He did especially well with Filipino and Vietnamese people.
It was a photo-op, which. . . even weirder? (Also the outfits were mail-ordered.) https://allthatsinteresting.com/kkk-ferris-wheel
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_people_indicted_in_the_International_Criminal_Tribunal_for_the_former_Yugoslavia
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Criminal_Tribunal_for_the_former_Yugoslavia
knowledge of the current political climate in Serbia and the surrounding areas is scant. But to say that they went unpunished is a stretch.
who evaded capture or got acquitted and retained some power - the guy's statements are too vague to really draw any conclusions, and my /5
ranged from soldiers and generals to prime ministers, presidents, and other major political players. Now, there could very well be others /4
does not include a few dozen cases that were acquitted or transferred to national courts - only those who were convicted or died. These /3
and served anywhere from 10 years to life in prison (assuming they didn't die before their trial ended, like Slobodan Milošević). That /2
I support the sentiment, but for the sake of accuracy, it's not entirely true. Over 75 Serbs were convicted in an international tribunal /1
It is, but reports have been kind of vague. Sounds like they're either heart attacks or strokes.
One was shot in the neck, three more died of medical emergencies. All Trumpers. Though I believe a cop also succumbed to head trauma today.
For real. (Though I have to admit, it does pain me a little to see store-bought broth poured into a perfectly good roux.)
Cajun and Creole versions of both exist. One of the major distinctions: Creoles use tomatoes in a lot of their cooking and Cajuns don't.