Photographs: Sean Hawkey. Honduras, A Name Which Defines Our Current Situation I beg that you must please put your hand on your hearts and minds to ponder. That you must think deeply and reflect with everlasting mercy that perhaps none of these people would ever rebuild nor recover. Honduras overall does not believe in nor […]
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“The image of the hand in the mud says it all.” Steve Elkins Photography credit goes to English photographer Sean Hawkey. This is how the vast majority of the Honduran people have been holding on for dare life since the 1970s while drowning in the mud of pain, starvation, desperation, and hopelessness. It was back
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Creando y construyendo mi guitarra, Sabas I Fue una obra de arte entre el dolor, sangre y llanto. Fue ella, quien fuera mi terapeuta tras los duros meses mientras me recuperaba de la tercera cirugía en la columna vertebral. Con 39 grapas quirúrgicas en la parte posterior de la espalda y 12 en la parte
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Although it seems like just yesterday, but It was way back around 1998-99 that mother was diagnosed with diabetes. Poor diet, lack of available knowledge, stressors, and pharmaceuticals, such as Gliburide, and later insulin to which she’d been diagnosed, precipitated her pancreatic cancer. This which took her away from us in the short, painful, agonizing five months that followed, and she was gone to rest by February 2001, at age 72.
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The idea behind this home remedy, is that you may share and keep the blessings flowing. Too many people are currently suffering throughout the world. No food, no jobs, no homes, no money to buy medications nor health insurance when they get sick. Too much pain going around to think about our riches or benefiting
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Here is my very first video blog. Done primarily in the Spanish language as a representation of my Afro Latino Roots, in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month celebration. To honor my West Indian, Garinagu ancestral physical sweat and intellectual contribution to the Central American region. The idea behind this home remedy is that you might
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Somber, Sad Though Hopeful Uplifting Memories In Prayers My observations Throughout NYC, Following The 9/11/2001 attack on the WTC A few days later, perhaps indeed it might have been a couple of weeks, when I finally made it into New York City, on another prearrange business. This time, to conduct my very first book signing
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Thinking About How Victor Jara Died September 11, 1973 Although, Just As Importantly, About How He Sang His Very Last Song 9/11/73 Victor Jara, actually wrote his last song at the Chilean Stadium, in the midst of torture and mass slaughter. The very popular and beloved singer, songwriter, was arrested shortly after the Chilean coup
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Reflections Of Those Sad Memories Following 9/11 During the days, throughout the following weeks of the attack on the World Trade Center, sadly better known today as 9/11. Like most of the rest of America I was numb, not simply daze, but stun! However, unlike most of America, my job consisted of taking care and
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My Memories of September Eleven. Today Sadly Will Forever Be Known As 911 Perhaps we’re all asking ourselves today “What can we do to help our beloved country move forward? How can we help those whom today still mourn the loss of their love ones in the face of such terrible tragedy?” The hallmark of
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