Humans of New York: Stories (Humans of New York, 3)

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Meghan Keneally (August 12, 2014). "Humans of New York Photographer Travels to Iraq With the UN". ABC News . Retrieved August 13, 2014.

BBC News (October 20, 2014). "Humans of New York photographer Brandon Stanton goes global - BBC News" . Retrieved August 26, 2016– via YouTube.

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When we get in trouble, she doesn't suspend us. She calls us to her office and explains to us how society was built down around us. And she tells us that each time somebody fails out of school, a new jail cell gets built. And one time she made every student stand up, one at a time, and she told each one of us that we matter." Seems to me, we don't get the pleasure of seeing books like these often. I must be outrageously expensive to print. I hope those who can afford it --BUY it ....(its beautiful) ---

Humans of New York to come to Pakistan in August". The Express Tribune. July 30, 2015 . Retrieved August 5, 2015. This book is beautiful because there’s so much life in it, and life is beautiful. That’s something easy to forget in New York. There are so many people that the crowds can become anonymous obstacles. These photos make you stop, look, and listen. You realize that every face is unique and compelling; and that behind these faces is somebody thoughtful, frightened, lonely, or confused. Far from anonymous crowds, you are surrounded by vulnerable, struggling, and triumphantly strong individuals. It feels so cheesy to say it like that, but the realization can be overpowering. In March 2016, Stanton wrote an open letter to Donald Trump that went viral on Facebook, garnering over 2.3 million likes and over 1.1 million shares, making it one of the most-shared posts in the history of Facebook. [3] I hate to break the 5-star roll, but the honest truth is that the blog is better. I was super excited to have a curated set of Brandon's absolute best photos and quotes, but most do not include anecdotes and just say "Seen in _____". As a native New Yorker, I would also add that several neighborhoods were labeled incorrectly: a hot dog shop in Gowanus was wrongly labeled as Red Hook; a corner in Gramercy was labeled "Lower Midtown" (a term Brandon or his editor invented-- it is used neither on maps nor colloquially).

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Why The Humans Of New York Refugee Coverage Is Such a Punch In The Gut". Yahoo!. September 29, 2015 . Retrieved November 17, 2015. And that's the point. These snapshot interviews & photos do speak powerfully, and that's the bottom line, that's the reason I hope your library has a copy of this that you can spend at least a couple of hours with.