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24. A thousand doctors yakking would not, and would never, have the impact of one photograph.

Fri Jun 3, 2022, 06:44 AM

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"A single photo can change the world. I know, because I took one that did." [View all] Nevilledog Jun 2022 OP

I remember reading an article about that "little girl" BumRushDaShow Jun 2022 #2

I used to work with Nick Ut while at the AP. calimary Jun 2022 #4

im conflicted Mosby Jun 2022 #5

She lived, thrived, and forgave utopian Jun 2022 #7

She and Nick Ut are both still alive Another Jackalope Jun 2022 #13

I'm talking about the photo in my post. Mosby Jun 2022 #14

The boy in the photo made it to the feeding station Another Jackalope Jun 2022 #16

... Skittles Jun 2022 #20

Is this about guns ? Becsuse the ones that oppose gun control JI7 Jun 2022 #6

It is passed time dai13sy Jun 2022 #21

I was thinking about this photo just a day or two ago. llmart Jun 2022 #22

My memories of this picture are still vivid as is that whole war. Paper Roses Jun 2022 #10

Many, if not most people under 30 were already against that war Warpy Jun 2022 #12

I was 16. The Jungle 1 Jun 2022 #15

That one and Eddie Adams' "Saigon Execution" Another Jackalope Jun 2022 #18

K&R Blue Owl Jun 2022 #23