Never Trust Stereotypes

Bill McKibben

Candles arranged on pavement form the number "50" at a memorial or vigil, with people gathered around in the evening to pay respects and remember.

This picture is from Abu Dhabi

And these girls are in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia

Graduates in black robes and green sashes form the letters "ASD" from an aerial view, celebrating their achievement together on a tiled courtyard.

And here’s Bahrain

A child in pink winter clothing stands among numerous lit candles arranged in a pattern on the ground, creating a warm glowing display during what appears to be an evening vigil or ceremonial event.

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