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Wardrobe
The inside of Antonio's house is simple and unadorned. There are no
closets or other similar hideaway spaces, as such design amenities add
complexity and cost to building construction. Here Antonio hangs up
his clothes. He owns six shirts and two pairs of shoes: one pair of
sandals, and a pair of Converse tennis shoes.

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He has great style!
Jessica C.
Chicago
Posted Saturday, August 09, 2008 9:24PM

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author of this photograph:

Namani
Maputo project participant

people in this photograph:

Antonio Augustin
Maputo project participant

publication details:

Posted 3:20AM on Thursday, August 09, 2007 Pacific Time


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What I can say to my family, and my community, is that the most important thing is love, not money. Sometimes they say that they don’t visit us because they have nothing to give us. We need love, not things. Even with money you can still feel alone inside.
Inocencia
Maputo project participant


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