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Colour photographs of Egypt, ca. 1920.

Autochromes taken by Gervais Courtellemont and W. Robert Moore for National Geographic.

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Today’s fun and games: old spectrofluorometers.

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Today’s fun and games: old spectrofluorometers.

Dirty hoods, hotplates, and oil baths

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Old Kyoto by Kiichi Asano

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Old Kyoto by Kiichi Asano

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steven mcqueen and neile adams by john dominis

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New York, 1960.

by Robert Doisneau

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Jeff Gold-BLAM!

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does he look like a centaur to anyone else?

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“All children are artists. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up.”

Picasso giving a drawing lesson to his children Paloma and Claude, and two friends. Photograph by Rene Burri/Magnum.

Happy Birthday, Pablo Picasso! See a slideshow of portraits of the artist.

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"Today most Whites see White racism as a part of the American past, and anti-racist struggle as largely completed. Yet people of color – African Americans, Native Americans, Americans of Latin American or Asian or Middle Eastern ancestry – consistently report that they experience racism (Alter 2004; Bobo 2001; Feagin and Sykes 1994). These reports are not the product of oversensitivity or paranoia. Instead, they may even understate the impact that White racism has on the everyday lives of people of color (Bonilla-Silva 2003; Feagin and Vera 1995).

While American workplaces and public institutions are increasingly integrated, very few Whites have social friends among people of color (Bonilla-Silva 2003:107–111). White isolation makes it easy for them to dismiss the complaints of people of color as “whining” and “playing the race card.”

Whites do not themselves experience harassment for “driving while Black,” or the stony inattention encountered when “ordering a restaurant meal while Indian.” Their conversations with family and friends are never interrupted by perfect strangers telling them to “Speak English! This is America!” Nobody has ever tried to seduce them by confessing that they’ve “ always wanted to make it with a hot Asian chick.” And they don’t have the kinds of conversations with people of color where they would hear about such incidents, which are so frequent as to be stereotypical. Everyday moments of discrimination are only part of the picture, though."

Jane H. Hill, The Everyday Language of White Racism (via vasundharaa)

National Geographic Photo of the Day

Red elephants in Kenya

http://photography.nationalgeographic.com/photography/photo-of-the-day/

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National Geographic Photo of the Day
Red elephants in Kenya
http://photography.nationalgeographic.com/photography/photo-of-the-day/