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thegreenurbanist:

Chicago’s May Critical Mass. Massing at the site of Bobby Cann’s death.
From DNAChicago:

‘For Bobby:’ Critical Mass Rides in Memory of Fallen Cyclist

$100k Bond for Man Charged With DUI in Cyclist’s Death

Chicago’s May Critical Mass. Massing at the site of Bobby Cann’s death.

From DNAChicago:

‘For Bobby:’ Critical Mass Rides in Memory of Fallen Cyclist

$100k Bond for Man Charged With DUI in Cyclist’s Death

superdanger-us:

Denim | Lake Michigan, MI.

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occupygezipics:

It is still not known what this orange-red liquid sprayed on people was.

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kazanova12:

Missing the Seattle weather.

“This perspective that sees intellectual work as occurring primarily within academic settings, populated by pampered teachers and scholars, and political or activist work as situated in the so-called real world, filled with activists and members of the general public, severs ideas from power relations. This basic binary worldview obscures the complexities of engaging in intellectual activism in both social locations as well as the connections between them. Seeing only two choices limits our choices. Rather, because ideas and politics are everywhere, the potential for intellectual activism is also possible everywhere.” —

Patricia Hill Collins in On Intellectual Activism

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(Source: daniellemertina, via exsouthernbelle)

photogiraffes:

Scenes from Anacortes and San Juan Island.

maureentangerine:

Quimper, Bretagne

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Documenting America's Environments: Then And Now : NPR

In 1971, the the EPA sent photographers around America to document the environmental state of the country. Forty years later, the agency is doing it again. Photographer Michael Philip Manheim talks about returning to some of the locations he photographed.

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