In Kalahandi district, Duleshwar Tandi – ‘Rapper Dule Rocker’ – a tuition teacher, construction worker and occasional migrant, expresses anguish through this song at the plight of migrants in the lockdown. @DuleRocker
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How do you explain human rights to a society that has consistently prioritised capitalistic ideas of 'success at any cost' as the way of life, keeping money and class aspiration above any empathy for each other, or even for oneself? That's why so many don't 'get' the protests.
In East Delhi, these girls row themselves to school—An example of the kind of amazing untold stories @avichaldubey and The Wire’s on-road team are bringing us this election—Dilli Ke 'Lal Bahadur' | #SadakSeSansad | Lok Sabha Elections 2019 https://t.co/hg4iwggweU via @thewire_in
(2) I suggest reading the entire post and understanding the designer's step by step process, and then watch and listen to the music video to truly do justice to this piece of art. “Bruises — The Data We Don’t See” by @giorgialupi https://t.co/WKjRGAlx7W
(1) What an awesome read. In a world with so many choices available to us, it has become increasingly harder to identify and to have a better understanding of the emotions we go through each and every day. This is a great attempt at trying to visualize human emotions.
Anger and aggression sometimes seem to be protective because they bring energy to bear on a particular situation, but that energy is blind. It takes a calm mind to be able to consider things from different angles and points of view.