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Looking For Her Dignity

Posted Aug 1 2010 by Jonathan Brink in , with 3 Comments

This video struck me in a rather profound way.  What happens when we look beyond the victim and begin to see the person that is present.  Its a short video of an Afghan women who was tortured by her community.  Her scars are right on the front of her face.  But the photographer looks deeper than that.  The woman ended up on the cover of Time Magazine.

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  • http://openmindedconversations.blogspot.com/ jshmueller

    It's tragic that the truth of that perspective of dignity and the ability of the photographer to capture and see it, is right away derailed by the headline beside it: “What happens if we leave Afghanistan”.

  • http://openmindedconversations.blogspot.com/ jshmueller

    It’s tragic that the truth of that perspective of dignity and the ability of the photographer to capture and see it, is right away derailed by the headline beside it: “What happens if we leave Afghanistan”.

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