“The truth is that I’m scared,” Tecúm admitted in K’iche’.
For now, the 31-year-old garment factory worker, who speaks little Spanish, doesn’t want the vaccine. But she’s among many who Alba Gonzalez, a 28-year-old staffer at CIELO, an Indigenous organization in L.A., hopes will change their minds after she educates them about the vaccine in their language.
“This is what’s happening in my community now,” said Gonzalez, a Maya from the Guatemalan department of Totonicapán. “It’s a bit difficult but not impossible because I speak the language and I can give them confidence.”
Frenchman cuts nose, upper lip, ears to look like a real-life black alien
The black alien admits that he had speech difficulties after his lip-removal operation, which exposed his upper teeth.
January 28, 2021 05:35 GMT
Many individuals go under the knife to achieve a perfect look, but for a 32-year-old Frenchman, every operation is not meant to add to a traditionally beautiful aesthetic, but to subtract some body parts that are considered as a hindrance to his black alien transformation.
Anthony Loffredo has gained fame in social media for his bizarre alien transformation. He has successfully removed portions of some of his body parts in order to make him look more like a real alien.
Man on mission to become black alien gets lip removed in latest body modification
An extreme body modification fan who wants to turn himself into a black alien decided to get his lip removed in a gruesome procedure. He s also had his nose removed in the past
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Indoor dining to remain closed through Jan. 11, other modifications made
Limited outdoor dining allowed, gyms and sports to resume
Indoor dining to remain closed through Jan. 11, other modifications made By KEYC Staff | December 16, 2020 at 1:00 PM CST - Updated December 16 at 7:29 PM
ST. PAUL, Minn (KEYC) – As hospitals remain concerned about capacity, Gov. Tim Walz today announced a plan to continue combatting the community spread of COVID-19 while getting students back in the classroom and supporting Minnesotans’ quality of life.
Following the announcement, the governor signed into law a $216 million economic relief package to support small businesses and workers impacted by the pandemic.