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The front door
Amelia's two younger sisters wait in the front room of their home for their oldest sister to come back from selling items on the street. Amelia and her three sisters live alone in a cinder block house.

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author of this photograph:

Braselino
Maputo project participant

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Posted 5:00PM on Thursday, August 09, 2007 Pacific Time


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