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the humanity of the AIDS crisis: the ward by gideon mendel

With Mayor Durkan’s new executive order, SPD is destroying the CapHill Autonomous Zone (alternatively known as the No-Cop Co-Op, CHAZ, and CHOP). Clearing and making arrests of protesters and houseless, and destroying all tents, tables, supply areas, etc.

Some reports of Seattle city employees stealing personal property because “everything in CHOP is trash”.

Should be noted none of the 36 demands of the protesters were met.

Also reports that business owners, workers, and residents are being threatened by the police, demanding IDs to prove they live there (a concept right-wingers were super upset about when they falsely claimed protesters were doing to people coming in and out of CHOP).

My Chemical Romance / Original Photo Contact Sheet / Gerard Way NYC 2004

For sale on ebay by Justin Borucki

Original contact sheet made in the dark room from negatives, photographed by Justin Borucki (borucki.com). The cool thing about contact sheets is you get a lot of never-before-seen images that never made it to print. 

This print is vintage, meaning it was printed in the year that the photograph was made.  All the prints he’s offering are in good condition, they’ve been handled over the years, so fingerprints and tiny scratches may be present/visible.  

Print size: 10" x 12" 

Shoot date: 2004

Location: NYC

[Supplies Needed on Navajo Nation.

Dear friends,

I would like to share the following message from Dr. Sara Jager (who lived in PC while completing her residency at Primary Children’s), now a doctor on the Navajo Nation:

Want to help fight COVID?

I am a doctor on the Navajo reservation in Tuba City, Arizona. We are being hit hard by COVID. We do not have enough gowns, masks, or face shields to protect all of the members of our triage, ER, and inpatient units.

Here is what we need:

1) Homemade face masks - these will be given to coughing patients to containt the spread of the virus among members in the home as well as for use in the ER or other clinic visits. We may also use them over the top of the N95 mask to protect the N95 from contamination.

2) Homemade gowns for hospital personnel. We can send them through Hospital laundering services. This will help protect healthcare workers from the virus. Long sleeve, to the knee. Easily washable, probably cotton.

3) Face shields - people have been making these as well. This protects our eyes from couhging/sputum. These will be worn by healthcare workers seeing patients.

Usually these are single-use items, but we are reusing all of them right now.

Thank you,

Sara Jagar, MD

Lieutenant Commander, USPHS

Deputy Chief Pediatrics

PO Box 2561

Tuba City, AZ 86045]

Country home in France | photos by Valerio Geraci

pride with the venture family!