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nycitynow · 1 year

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“I want to wish each and everyone of you a Happy Year Year. May 2023 be a year full of joy, health and happiness. Life is beautiful, so enjoy it the best way you know how and celebrate small victories. A simple Thank You or a smile can make someone else’s day. Remember, it takes no effort to be kind to others.”🎆🎊🎈BB Cheers🥂 . Great photo and caption by @boubah360 . Limited Edition prints of 5 available. Please check the link on my bio. . . . . . #artdeco #nfts #abstractart #centralparknyc #newyorkcity #newyork #nyc #what_i_saw_in_nyc #rockefellercenter #travel #boubah360 #iloveyou #ilovenyc #manhattan #nycphotographer #visualart #team224 #love #holiday #landmark #sunset #centralpark #christmastree #nycity_now #usa🇺🇸 #empirestatebldg #sonyalpha #sonya7riv (at New York, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cm48ZIiL8n2/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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conexaoamerica · 6 months

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Rockfeller Center 🗽🍎 @rockefellercenter

Only two months ‘til Christmas!

…but we’re not counting or anything 😏

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#newyork #rockfellercenter #christmas #manhattan

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glrosario · 5 years

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Follow @boubah360 for great content. Sunny Sunday 💎💎💎. Cheers 🥂 . . . . . 👉🏼 👉🏼 @glrosario 👈🏼👈🏼 . WHAT ARE YOU FOCUSING ON TODAY? @luxestoneny . . Welcome to the 5 am club! . ● . #glrosario . George L. Rosario NYC's Hometown Realtor Luxe Stone Realty Group Global Luxury Expertise National Keynote Speaker george.luxestoneny.com . . . Serving The Greater New York City Area . Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, Nassau, Suffolk, Long Island Luxury . What are you focusing on today? . 👉🏼 👉🏼 @glrosario 👈🏼👈🏼 . #ny1pic #what_i_saw_in_nyc #nycprimeshot #newyork #ig_nycity #ignewyork #glrosario #topnewyorkphoto #boubah360 #nycgo #LIONSquad #nycphotography #photooftheday #newyork_ig #nyc.online #city_explore #topofnewyork #nycskyline #nycphotographer #imagesofnyc #luxestoneny #newyork_instagram #realestate #bestofnewyork #longislandcity #nyc_explorers #5amCLUB (at Long Island City) https://www.instagram.com/p/ByyWGLnHktt/?igshid=ukausil0800c

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smashstappen · 3 years

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#Empire State Building #New York City #photography #@boubah360 #@unitedstatesphotos

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newyorkcityfeelings · 4 years

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Saint Patrick's Cathedral 📷 @boubah360

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tynatunis · 3 years

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Let's go to New York ... @newyork_instagram Views over St. Patrick's Cathedral in MidTown - 📸@boubah360 #NYC #NewYork (at New York City) https://www.instagram.com/p/CTOsWHkDJUN/?utm_medium=tumblr

#nyc #newyork

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hylander9 · 3 years

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“Good Morning NYC.” ☺️🌇💛🙌🏼. Video by @boubah360 ... 🌆 #nyc #nycprimeshot #nyclife #newyorkcity #newyorker #newyorknewyork #newyork_instagram #ny #architecture #manhattan #brooklyn 🚢 #travel #traveling #travelgram #traveler #city #citylife #cityscape #citylights. 📜🖋 @nyc @newyorkcity

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wanderers-heaven · 3 years

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St Patrick's cathedral in the middle of skyscrapers , You won't see it anywhere else in the world follow 👉@wanderersheaven Follow 👉@wanderersheaven Follow @wanderersheaven and tag your photos with @wanderersheaven to get featured ::: 📍 st Patrick's cathedral , New York ::: 📸📸 @boubah360 ::: © Credit Owned By Respective Content Creators.(please contact credit issues dm @wanderersheaven #travelphotography #travelgram #travelling #instatravel #traveltheworld #traveladdict #igtravel #travellingram #travelblogging #travelforlife #indiatravel #maldives #newyork #photography #travelshots #travelcouples #picoftheday #instatravel #summer #adventure #newyorkcity #bestplacestovisit #travelanddestinations #newyorker #travelguy #travelenthusiast #newyorker #newyork_instagram #beautifuldestinations #vanlife #newyork_ig (at St Patrick's Cathedral, New York City USA) https://www.instagram.com/p/CPTZbhDrbRD/?utm_medium=tumblr

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ombodiferenc · 3 years

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The spring in New York city ♥️🥰⠀ If you like it follow me 🥰♥️⠀ ⠀ ⠀ #Repost @newyorkworldd⠀ • • • • • •⠀ 5th Avenue New York⠀ ⠀ The city that never sleeps, but always dreams. ❤️🙏——————————————————————————-Keep sending NY captures to get a chance to be featured on our page! Inspire us! ——————————————————————————-Perfectly selected by @boubah360 ————————————————————————-——#newyork #centralpark #centralparkfive #centralparkmoments #nyc #nyceats #nycphotographer #newyorkarea #newyorkcity #newyorklike #newyorktrip #newyorkgram #newyorkgram #newyorktravel #newyorkpost #newyorklovers #newyorknights #newyorkers #newyorkphotos #newyorkcity #newyorkcityskyline #newyorkcity🗽 #newyorkcitystyle #newyorkcityworld #newyorkcityview #newyorkcitynights #newyorkcitycenter #newyorkcityart (helyszín: New York Avenue) https://www.instagram.com/p/CMzvhhjJ1dP/?igshid=tju6z8j0ka2j

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ensuartdesign · 3 years

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••• St. Patrick's Cathedral (Manhattan) ••• . •St. Patrick's Cathedral is a decorated neo-gothic Catholic cathedral on Manhattan in New York City, New York, United States, with the primary structure erected 1858-1878. •A prominent landmark of New York City, it is the seat of the archbishop of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York as well as a parish church, located on the east side of Fifth Avenue between 50th and 51st Streets in Midtown Manhattan, directly across the street from Rockefeller Center, facing the Atlas statue and the International Building. . •It is considered one of the most visible symbols of the Catholic Church in the United States. . -••• Photo by @boubah360 for more pictures follow @boubah360 . . . . . #ny1pic #newyork #newyorkcity #ig_nycity #nycity #newyorklife #thingstovisit #topnewyorkphoto #cityexplore #nycgo #nycphotography #photooftheday #whatisawinnyc #what_i_saw_in_nyc #nbcnewyork #newyorkinstagram #nycskyline #chatedral #saintpatrickscathedral #church #nycplaces #follow4followback #followforfollowbacks #followfollowfollow #america #usa🇺🇸 #unitedstates #american #cityskyline #bestplacestogo (at St. Patrick's Cathedral) https://www.instagram.com/p/CKO_lmFh50Q/?igshid=178vegv7m45ap

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feministfiberart · 7 years

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Keep the Future Friendly by Canadian artist Emily Adams

“With everything going on in the world right now, seeing the photo, colloquially named "this is the future liberals want" was an incredible ray of hope for me. The Alt-right attempted to co-opt the photo and pass it off as some hellish scene, but people saw the beauty in it and took it back, which prompted me to create a fibre version. Ultimately, the future I saw in the photo (taken by @boubah360 on instagram) was a friendly one: two people, who seem to be different in nearly every way, coexisting and thriving. That's the present, and future, I want.”

Check out more of Emily’s work on Instagram and Facebook

Emily is working on a series of embroideries depicting memes that demonstrate resistance and we decided to make our next zine especially political. We would like to feature your artwork about the recent political climate, please contact [email protected] if you would like to get involved!

#art #crafts #fiber art #embroidery #resist #the future liberals want #this is the future liberals want

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nonleggerlo · 7 years

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New York, lo scatto di @boubah360: "Presidente #Trump, ecco l'immagine della libertà".

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odinknows · 6 years

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Is obsessive tidyness the root of racism and homophobia?

An aversion to 'broken patterns' such as the sight of a picture hanging crookedly on a wall, out of order tiles, or a desk with things in the wrong place has been linked to racism and homophobia.

The Yale team say their groundbreaking study 'sets out a new basis for prejudice'.

The researchers say that traditional explanations of prejudice, namely that it arises from a sense of danger or some deeply embedded evolutionary flight-or-fight response, may now not be correct.

Instead, they say, the urge to discriminate against minorities and vulnerable people may spring from a dislike of order.

The Yale experiments found people’s aversion towards a lack of order in images and patterns such as the one above 'consistently overlapped' with their tendency to stigmatise individuals seen as different

HOW THEY DID IT

The Yale psychologists recruited several hundred people, using Amazon's crowdsourcing internet service Mechanical Turk.

They then divided them into teams and subjected them to several tests designed to uncover responses to pattern and social deviance.

They found that the link between the two types of reaction was consistent and robust – and that results in one area – say being annoyed by an out-of-place triangle – was a strong predictor of results in another – say, being a critical of a gay person in the immediate vicinity.

Psychologists Anton Gollwitzer , Julia Marshall, Yimeng Wang and John Bargh, all from Yale University, set up eight studies, involving children and adults, to examine the links between a dislike of incomplete patterns and the tendency to stigmatise individuals seen as different.

The test were designed to measure the response to a range of items from irregular shapes to described scenes.

These included tests to analyse the response to black people, the obese, those with a lower or higher than average IQ, and a school where boys wore pink bow ties and did ballet, while girls wore blue baseball caps and play football.

'The relationship between pattern deviancy and social deviancy aversion emerged across explicit and implicit measures, across cultures (United States and China), and was of a moderately large magnitude,' they concluded in the journal Nature Human Behaviour in their paper, entitled 'Relating pattern deviancy aversion to stigma and prejudice'.

'Although non-social pattern deviancy and social deviancy judgements may seem distinct given their differing domains, people’s aversion towards non-social pattern deviancy and social deviancy consistently overlapped.

The test were designed to measure the response to a range of items from irregular shapes to described scenes.

'These findings raise the possibility that pattern deviancy aversion plays an important role in stigmatization and prejudice.'

Gollwitzer and colleagues also said that terms such as 'strange' and 'weird' are used to negatively describe both incomplete visual patterns and unusual individuals.

One of the tests used a series of images including a cake cut at an unusual angle, ruining the circular symmetry of the cake.

THE FLURP TEST FOR PREJUDICE

One test in the study measured participants’ aversion towards fictional individuals who broke versus followed a social norm.

Participants were told to ‘Imagine a world inhabited by people known as Flurps.

'As long as anyone can remember, all the Flurps have lived in blue houses.

'Living in a blue house is an important part of Flurp tradition and culture.’

Participants were then told, ‘Imagine you come across a Flurp living in a green house.

'Remember, none of the other Flurps live in green houses, they all live in blue houses’

‘Imagine you come across a Flurp living in a blue house. Remember, all the Flurps live in blue houses.’

Participants then reported their aversion towards the Flurp in each of these two scenarios by indicating their agreement to the statements ‘This Flurp makes me feel uncomfortable’, ‘This Flurp makes me feel annoyed’, and

‘This Flurp makes me anxious’ on a scale from 1 (not at all agree) to 7 (strongly agree).

Participants said it made them feel uncomfortable, annoyed, and anxious – and say they felt the same in response to images of individuals stigmatized in society such as someone with a skin condition or someone cross-dressing.

'People tend to rationalise such prejudice by claiming that negatively deviant individuals, such as the mentally ill, are dangerous and that positively deviant individuals, such as highly competent people, are cold and untrustworthy,' the researchers concluded.

'The research presented here, however, raises the possibility that a simple dislike of pattern deviancy plays a role in such prejudice.'

They team also cited a 2016 study led by Tyler Okimoto of the University of Queensland Business School in Australia that found social attitudes could be predicted by a person's dislike of imperfect shapes.

In this research, people were asked to look at some geometric figures and indicate to what extent they conformed to 'perfect' shapes, such as circles or triangles.

Okimoto and colleagues found that people with conservative ideologies were much more sensitive to the difference between perfect and imperfect than people with more liberal worldviews, according to

A randomly image taking on a subway ride to Manhattan from Astoria have created conversations from every corner of the world. This image have shown us what society can achieve together. There is enough passion, love and tolerance around the universe. We simply have to look around us to see and feel it. . . Additionally, the conversation about faith, refugees, muslims and travel bans is something that is creating division, hate and assumptions between us. How can we overcome this obstacle? . . . Thank you @gildawabbit for being part of this even though u didn't ask for it. . . The below publications have written about this image: . BuzzFeed. Wired. La Stampa. Quotidiano. La Repubblica. The India Express. The New Yorker. Carbonated tv. BBC. Secolo. . . #refugeeswelcome #refugees #muslims #united #tolerance #love #acceptance #freedom #subway #astoria #newyork

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The team say this image inspired their work: 'An image of a Muslim woman next to a drag queen in the New York City subway went viral in March 2017. While some people felt little aversion to the scene, others reacted with open hostility. These differential reactions raise psychological questions: what underlies individual differences in people’s dislike of societal outliers and, furthermore, why are social outliers stigmatized and discriminated against in the first place?'

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newyorkcityfeelings · 4 years

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Amazing view of St. Patrick's Cathedral 📸 @Boubah360

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architecturecandy · 7 years

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It's Spires Week on @ArchitectureCandy⠀ Reposted from @boubah360 ⠀ •⠀ Tag a friend in the comments who you would love to see this building!⠀ •⠀ #NYC #newyorkcity #manhattan #ig_nycity #gf_nyc #cbviews #igersofnyc #nbc4ny #icapture_nyc #ig_worldclub #ig_mood #whparchitecture #instagood #EmpireStateOfMind #nycprimeshot #thisisnewyorkcity #what_i_saw_in_nyc #topnewyorkphoto #nyc_community #seeyourcity #fox5ny #abc7ny #discovernewyork #loves_nyc #nypostny #timeoutnewyork #ny #newyork #ArchitectureCandy ⠀ #spires http://ift.tt/2enlTaa

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librarianofrnd · 7 years

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In my vision of the future, they fight crime.

(Original photo by boubah360. See also Wired, “The Story Behind That ‘Future That Liberals Want’ Photo”.)

#they fight crime #drag queens #nyc

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