Here are four young people who are selling Liceulice, a street newspaper dedicated to the "destigmatization of miniority groups". Each issue costs 100 dinars (just over a dollar) and half of that money goes to the seller. If you'd like to read more about Liceulice (Face-to-face), you can do so right here, but only if you can read Serbian.P.S. The word 'lice' (face) in title of this magazine, if you look at its cover, is face-to-face. Liceulice could also be a play on words, i.e. "Face of the street" = "lice ulice."
7 comments:
on a en France, ce type de journaux de rues, mais c'est vendu par des SDF et la moitie des ventes leur reviennent. c'est une tres bonne idee
Sounds like a good reading. Nice shot Bibi.
Excellent support here!
Not an easy thing to promote but so much worth the try... Wishing them well.
What a clever title! I like your photo of the group. The young women could be twins.
nice shot
Face-to-face and cheek-to-cheek! I'll all for "destigmatization of minority groups"! Cute kids.
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Heh. I read that as "lease-oo-lease" until I remembered my pronunciation! Thank goodness for Google Translate. I did know know about the Roma plight in Hungary but now read about it. I would like to see that film they are talking about on the liceulice site.
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