Because these stories must be told. Again and again.
This blog is about digital disruption. A disruption is a major disturbance, something that changes your plans or interrupts some event or process.
Right now, our comfortable reality is being disrupted – brutally, dramatically. This blog entry is not what I normally write about, but it is important. Here are some destinies from Stockholm Central Station.
My respect for the personal integrity of these refugees arriving to train stations across Europe, struggling to find a way to continue their journey, stopped me from bringing out the camera despite those countless moments that would have been powerful images.
They say, a picture can say more than a thousand words.
I have no pictures for this story, so I will paint them with my words.
Picture No. 1
Remarkably, hundreds of refugees pass us during our day at the station, but nearly the only littering/garbage left behind are some cigarette stubs, probably…
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