"Marginalized"

#1358033

29 July 2016

Mourners are paying the last tribute to the Indian writer and social activist Mahashweta Devi in Kolkata, India on Friday, 29th July, 2016. Mahasweta Devi , whose writings focused on the marginalised communities in the country and served as the voice of the oppressed, died here yesterday after a multi-organ failure. She was 91.

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#1358034

29 July 2016

Family members are paying last tribute to the Indian writer and social activist Mahashweta Devi in Kolkata, India on Friday, 29th July, 2016. Mahasweta Devi , whose writings focused on the marginalised communities in the country and served as the voice of the oppressed, died here yesterday after a multi-organ failure. She was 91.

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#1358037

29 July 2016

Mourners are paying the last tribute to the Indian writer and social activist Mahashweta Devi in Kolkata, India on Friday, 29th July, 2016. Mahasweta Devi , whose writings focused on the marginalised communities in the country and served as the voice of the oppressed, died here yesterday after a multi-organ failure. She was 91.

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#1358040

29 July 2016

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee paying the last tribute to the Indian writer and social activist Mahashweta Devi in Kolkata, India on Friday, 29th July, 2016. Mahasweta Devi , whose writings focused on the marginalised communities in the country and served as the voice of the oppressed, died here yesterday after a multi-organ failure. She was 91.

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#1358043

29 July 2016

Mourners are participating in funeral ceremony of the Indian writer and social activist Mahashweta Devi in Kolkata, India on Friday, 29th July, 2016. Mahasweta Devi , whose writings focused on the marginalised communities in the country and served as the voice of the oppressed, died here yesterday after a multi-organ failure. She was 91.

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#1358045

29 July 2016

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee participating in funeral ceremony of the Indian writer and social activist Mahashweta Devi in Kolkata, India on Friday, 29th July, 2016. Mahasweta Devi , whose writings focused on the marginalised communities in the country and served as the voice of the oppressed, died here yesterday after a multi-organ failure. She was 91.

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#1358046

29 July 2016

Indian police personnel paying last tribute to the Indian writer and social activist Mahashweta Devi in Kolkata, India on Friday, 29th July, 2016. Mahasweta Devi , whose writings focused on the marginalised communities in the country and served as the voice of the oppressed, died here yesterday after a multi-organ failure. She was 91.

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#1358049

29 July 2016

Indian police personnel paying last tribute to the Indian writer and social activist Mahashweta Devi in Kolkata, India on Friday, 29th July, 2016. Mahasweta Devi , whose writings focused on the marginalised communities in the country and served as the voice of the oppressed, died here yesterday after a multi-organ failure. She was 91.

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#1358053

29 July 2016

Mourners are participating in funeral ceremony of the Indian writer and social activist Mahashweta Devi in Kolkata, India on Friday, 29th July, 2016. Mahasweta Devi , whose writings focused on the marginalised communities in the country and served as the voice of the oppressed, died here yesterday after a multi-organ failure. She was 91.

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#529286

17 April 2015

The Afrikaans speaking labourers of mixed decent working on Cape wine farms are some of the only remaining historic elements present in an increasingly corporate industry with little time on the sweat associated with production. This minority community is known for its sharp humor and resilience, despite being marginalised during political dialogue and facing issues such as widespread fetal alcohol syndrome, forced evictions and little empowerment.

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#529287

17 April 2015

The Afrikaans speaking labourers of mixed decent working on Cape wine farms are some of the only remaining historic elements present in an increasingly corporate industry with little time on the sweat associated with production. This minority community is known for its sharp humor and resilience, despite being marginalised during political dialogue and facing issues such as widespread fetal alcohol syndrome, forced evictions and little empowerment.

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#529288

17 April 2015

The Afrikaans speaking labourers of mixed decent working on Cape wine farms are some of the only remaining historic elements present in an increasingly corporate industry with little time on the sweat associated with production. This minority community is known for its sharp humor and resilience, despite being marginalised during political dialogue and facing issues such as widespread fetal alcohol syndrome, forced evictions and little empowerment.

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#529297

17 April 2015

The Afrikaans speaking labourers of mixed decent working on Cape wine farms are some of the only remaining historic elements present in an increasingly corporate industry with little time on the sweat associated with production. This minority community is known for its sharp humor and resilience, despite being marginalised during political dialogue and facing issues such as widespread fetal alcohol syndrome, forced evictions and little empowerment.

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#529299

17 April 2015

The Afrikaans speaking labourers of mixed decent working on Cape wine farms are some of the only remaining historic elements present in an increasingly corporate industry with little time on the sweat associated with production. This minority community is known for its sharp humor and resilience, despite being marginalised during political dialogue and facing issues such as widespread fetal alcohol syndrome, forced evictions and little empowerment.

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#529301

17 April 2015

The Afrikaans speaking labourers of mixed decent working on Cape wine farms are some of the only remaining historic elements present in an increasingly corporate industry with little time on the sweat associated with production. This minority community is known for its sharp humor and resilience, despite being marginalised during political dialogue and facing issues such as widespread fetal alcohol syndrome, forced evictions and little empowerment.

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#529302

17 April 2015

The Afrikaans speaking labourers of mixed decent working on Cape wine farms are some of the only remaining historic elements present in an increasingly corporate industry with little time on the sweat associated with production. This minority community is known for its sharp humor and resilience, despite being marginalised during political dialogue and facing issues such as widespread fetal alcohol syndrome, forced evictions and little empowerment.

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