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All of these images have a negative story behind them. For example, a few of the pictures are of places people died, or where illegitimate trades throughout the country took place. The main question for all of these pictures is why did that happen? April 24, 2008.
2 I think graffiti is art. Graffiti is a way for people to express their views and the way they see things and they want other people to see it without having to go to some museum.
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The site had the following in the homepage, "1 All of the images are fairly simple and plain." I noticed that the web site stated " It looks like the person taking them just walked by and snapped a quick picture." They also stated " In addition, the stories are very similar. They all represent negative or tragic events in history. The stories also represent the perspective of the opressed rather than the opressors. Site 1 What kind of standards or requirements were needed to stay in the homeless shelter? What do the indians want instead of money? 3 I was on."ANALYZE MORE BUSINESSES
The sites are all a common or well know place. everyone knows what a bus stop looks like and everyone knows what mount Rushmore is. The stories are all tragic, some one some body of people wronged either another person or body of people.
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Which tells the story behind what drives me in my work. 8230; by Gus Griffin.