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Indigena «Mixe» Oaxaca, México.-1980
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IMG_3976 por Yuri Awanohara Por Flickr: Jaracuaro, Dia de los Muertos, Michoacan, Mexico November 2007
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Albert Kahn - Archives of the Planet - Japan
Miko dancers in the sanctuary Kosugi, Nara 奈良 - Autochrome - 1926-27
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Josef Koudelka, Romania, 1958.
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Santa Fe, 1963
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Celebrating Indigenous People’s Day w/ a photograph of my cheii at his niece’s kinaaldá. His memory reminds me of our inherent connection to the land, to ceremony and all of creation. We continue the ancient ways because our ancestors taught us the right way to live and that is why I am remembering. #indigenouspeoplesday
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Weather in the desert
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Flowers of Dead, Zaachila, Oaxaca
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Coyoacan , 2015 
Lenslie Vargas
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Orchid Project-Miltonia
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…but giving up is hard to do
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“Pregnant Woman on Grace In Vacant Lot” by Bruce Davidson 1966
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The Hopi remind us that our humanity is a very fragile acquisition, they know because they are a civilization old enough to have witnessed their own loss of it. They believed somehow that this “wisdom” would be valued, respected and acted upon if it was shared with earnest sincerity. But who is listening? 
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