Under the hashtag #wypierdalać ( polish: fuck off; go away), the demonstrations organized through the women rights activist group became one of the biggest political movements in Poland's history, after changes were announced to tighten the already harsh abortion laws in Poland. On November 30th, 2020 during the " March on Warsaw", thousands of people protested in the capital alone with signs saying "no women no kraj"(no women, no country), "the future is now, oldman" etc. The red lightning sign was everywhere-
Author: PMinBerlin
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I started my journey with street photography in September 2019. After watching countless YouTube videos and tutorials, I finally decided to use my newly acquired knowledge and fly into the streets of Berlin at least 2 days a week. And then in March 2020, when the Corona pandemic really started to hit hard, I lost my job and started to shoot almost every day. In this article, I would like to share with you my tips for starting out.
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