There is a “real” story of discrimination, arrogance and patronizing behind today’s photo.
If at least ten (10) people request it, I will tell you the story tomorrow.
© 2008 – 2020, Rudy Giron. All rights reserved.
There is a “real” story of discrimination, arrogance and patronizing behind today’s photo.
If at least ten (10) people request it, I will tell you the story tomorrow.
© 2008 – 2020, Rudy Giron. All rights reserved.
I want the story!
count me in on this one also
I’d like to hear the story as well…
Por favor, digame la cuenta…
Yes! tell us the story, Rudy!
Yes Rudy, I want to know too! Tomas
I want the story too!
Request! Request! por favor
Story!
Do tell – porfa!
Now you have 11! Tell us the story!!
Now dear visitors… you just gonna have to wait until tomorrow, you know. 🙂
Ok–this makes it over 10–let’s hear the real story and not the one I have running through my head
This is a fantastic photo Rudy. It really does speak volumes.
Thanks.
Por favor señor… un poquito más. O como aquel comercial de tele: “yo también quiero…”
Ya somos 16, esperamos la historia
Saludos
Yo quería leer la historia pero que pereza esperar a mañana.. Ya le hubieras dado un update al post con los detalles.
I also want the story:)
Ahora ya no la quiero! A mi o me sirven las tortillas calientes o se me pasa el hambre.
yeez, just look at their faces! who would’t want to know the story behind it??
Yes!! Do tell!!
Yes, please – ¡cúentame! I like the odd coloring in the photo, too, almost black & white except for the shade of pink. Cool.
Rudy, I would appreciate your sharing the story. Hopefully it is not too personal or painful to recount.
Also, I most note that I would never have taken a photo of a man holding a gun … very brave of you.
Relative to discrimination, recently I had a reader comment that my blog made it appear that Greenville, the city I blog about, was only populated with caucasians. I went back and counted my photos and found that 22% of those which include people also included people of minority races. I found my averages pretty good given the census indicates 33% of our population are African American. However, every since that point I have been taking special notice of photo opportunities to include people of minority races. What I have found is that this hyper awareness is not a good thing. I personally feel like a stalker and as a result I’m trying to go back to the point I was before where I simply took photos regardless of the race of the people in the scene … wish me luck.
Denton from Greenville and the Daily Photo Map.
This is going to be a good one. It’s the sequel to “The Good, The Bad and The Ugly”. Let me get my popcorn ready.
If looks could kill. I gotta know.
Cuenta! cuenta!
I can’t wait to hear the story!
I love the color treatment you used here. Accentuates the mood.
Sobering!!!!