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snoopy of the day

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Salvador, anos 80.

Luciano Andrade.

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hanif abdurraqib

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minha família está uma bagunça. eu não tenho forças para perder mais alguém

#eu espero que sobrevivamos a tudo isso #cms21 #aquele desabafo

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READY OR NOT (2019) dirs. Matt Bettinelli-Olpin & Tyler Gillett

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André Kertész. Washington Square Park, New York City. 1962

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ruth negga via instagram

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my real life hasn't started yet

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“My Heroes Have Always Killed Colonizers”

Franz Fannon posters seen in San Francisco

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Catchfly with Red Admiral, Rose with Fox Moth, Iris, Hoverfly, Jewel Beetle and Orchid (after 1691?). Circle Maria Sibylla Merian.

Watercolour and body colour on parchment.

Image and text information courtesy Staedel Museum.

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Snow beans.

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For those who see history as a competition, Latin America’s backwardness and poverty are merely the result of its failure. We lost; others won. But the winners happen to have won thanks to our losing: the history of Latin America’s underdevelopment is, as someone has said, an integral part of the history of world capitalism’s development. Our defeat was always implicit in the victory of others; our wealth has always generated our poverty by nourishing the prosperity of others- the empires and their native overseers. In the colonial and neocolonial alchemy, gold changes into scrap metal and food into poison. 

Open Veins of Latin America | Eduardo Galeano (1971) 

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Franz Kafka, Draft of a letter to Felice Bauer

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Water Lilies, Bamboo Giant Nursery