#carusi

To be really real with you chief! Im aromantic as FUCK but a carisi like this whose cool with my kids and is a great ride or die guy in general!? Consider me SAT. 🥵🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

C’è un tipo di orrore che non ha bisogno di fantasmi. Non ha bisogno di demoni, né di creature della notte. Perché è esistito davvero. E ha avuto il volto dei bambini. I piccoli schiavi dello zolfo Li chiamavano carusi. Un nome che, detto così, potrebbe sembrare quasi tenero. Ma dietro quella parola si nascondeva una delle forme più crude di sfruttamento minorile mai esistite in…

Im deadtt i have noticed the sexual tension between rollins and carusi (he is 300% in love with her i mean are you dummm when she was having her first baby he was so sweet to her) but this ep she said "i see youre wearing the same suit from yesterday?👀" and he said sth abt yeah my others are at the dry cleaners and then she replied "too bad, i hoped you were getting laid" and I 💀 Because he said he wasnt, like why boy? is it bc youre catholic 😭 or bc youre madly inlove with your blonde partner rollins🥸

I dont deny she is very attractive tho (i mean for a cop...) shes just really cool, i get it.

In ricordo di Pippo Fava

Giuseppe Fava detto Pippo è stato giornalista, scrittore, drammaturgo e saggista. Un intellettuale che ha sempre denunciato la mafia, la corruzione e le collusioni fra i mafiosi, i politici, il mondo degli affari e dell’imprenditoria.

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Carusi, child labourers at the Campfranco sulfur mines, second photo by Eugenio Interguglielmi. The boys would start work of carrying out the ore extracted by adult miners at often as young as 7. The children were de-facto slaves as they could almost never pay off their death benefit – many would then remain workers into their adult life, suffering from abuse and physical disabilities due to extremely poor working conditions. Many would die in accidents such as the one in 1881 where 65 people, including 19 children, were killed in the mine. American writer Brooker T. Washington, who travelled to Sicily in 1910 to study the condition of the poor and the working class of Europe, had said that "a sulphur mine in Sicily is about the nearest thing to hell that I expect to see in this life."

Rispondo ai siciliani con il cuoricino