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Michael Jackson - Heal The World (Official Video)

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Michael Jackson's song "Heal the world" is one of the most beautiful, most moving and most meaning songs ever written.
He speak about a world made of love, of happiness, a world of brotherhood.
When I listen this song, I see billions of people smiling together even if they live in a cruel world.
"Heal the word" is a song that talks about the difficulties of the world, wars and problems related to nature. As Michael Jackson say: " We stop existing and start living" because we must start to try to solve these problems, not only for others, but also for ourselves.
"HEAL THE WORLD
MAKE IT A BETTER PLACE
FOR YOU AND FOR ME
AND THE ENTIRE HUMAN RACE"

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AURORA ANTONELLI
GRASSO GIULIA
SEBASTIANO ROSANNA
SEBASTIANO CARMINE

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BEING DIFFERENT IS BEAUTIFUL

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Being Different is Beautiful by LittleSikhs.com (Diversity Video for Children, Kids, & Schools)

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Malala Yousafzai on the Power of Education | Glamour

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Nelson Mandela Biography: Life and Accomplishments of a South African Leader

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"I Have A Dream" di Martin Luther King - discorso integrale con sottotitoli in italiano

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Mahatma Gandhi's Speech | Gandhi On God and Truth | Eclectic

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                                                                                     DISCRIMINATION

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                                                                                     DISCRIMINATION

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There are meny forms of DISCRIMINATION: people can be discriminated for religion, race, the colour of the skin, or for education. Discrimination is not a modern phenomenon. Queen Elizabeth I was imprisoned because she was a Protestant. During the Second World War, Jewish people were arrested and sent to concentration camp.
The greatest characters who fought against discrimination are:
-Rosa Parks               / Tuskegee 4 February 1913--Detroit 24 October 2005
-Martin Luther King  / Atlanta 15 January 1929--Memphis 4 April 1968
-Mohandas Gandhi   / Porbandar 2 October 1869--Nuova Delhi 30 January 1948
-Nelson Mandela       / Mvezo 18 July 1918--Johannesburg 5 December 2013
-Malala Yousafzai      / Mingora 12 July 1997

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Rosa Parks grew up in a black and white world where black and white people went to different schools, prayed in different churches, shopped in different stores and drank from different drinking fountains. Everyone rode the same buses, white people up front and black people at the back. One day Rosa was sitting in back of a bus and there were not enough seats in front section and the driver told Rosa to give up her seat so a white person could sit down. Rosa said "No" and she spent the night in jail.
This one brave act showed people that it was possible to say "No" to injustice.
Rosa's friends declared a boicott. They asked every single black person not to use any of the buses in the city.
Rosa Parks fought for Civil Rights Movement in the US such as Martin Luther King.
She died on 24 October 2005.
One of her most famous quotations is: "I would like to be remembered as a person who wanted to be free ... so other people would be also free".

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Martin Luther King is an African-American activist who fought against discrimination of black people and for their civil rights. King delivered a famous speech "I have  a dream" on 28 August 1963. He spoke about:
-- racial discrimination and its consequences
-- civil rights
-- a better future for children
-- the Founding Fathes' thought about freedom and equality.
He was one of the leaders of the Montgomery Bus Boycott and he became the leader of the Civil Rights Movement.
He was inspired by Mohandas Gandhi and his non-violent protest.
The police frequently arrested and sent him to prison but he continued to protest.
In 1964 he won the Nobel Prize for Peace.
Martin Luther King was assassinated in Tennessee in April 1968.
One of his most famous quotations is: "I have a dream my four little children will one day live in a Nation where they will not be judged by the colour of their skin, but by the content of their character".

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Mohandas Gandhi was born in India in 1869.
He was head of the movement against the British dominion in India. He believe in the changes with the non-violent protest. He also inspired Martin Luther King and Nelson Mandela.
The most important protest of Gandhi was in 1930 and is called the Salt March. Infact British Governament put a tax on salt and Gandhi to protest, walked three hundred kilometres with thousand of people.
In 1947 British wanted to divide India in two indipentent countries: India and Pakistan, so there were violent protest and Gandhi tried to bring peace but he was assassinated in Delhi on 30 Jenuary 1948 by a Hindu nationalist.
One of his most famous quotations is: "Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever".

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Nelson Mandela was born in 1918. His real name was Rolihlahla, but when he went to school his teachers called him "Nelson". He studied hard and became a lawyer. In South Africa, at that time, black people were considered inferior and were often poor. In 1948 the South African Government which had only white members, reinforced apartheid. This meant that blacks and whites had to live in different areas, they couldn't marry, sit together in a restaurant or on a bus, study in the same school or play in the same sport team. Inspired by Ghandi, Mandela started a peaceful protest, but he was arrested. in 1964 he was sent to a terrible prison on Robben Island.
An international campaign to free Mandela began. Finally in 1990 South Africa got a new President who freed Mandela after 28 years in prison. The two men worked together to create multiracial democracy for South Africa and in 1993 they won the Nobel Peace Prize for their work. In 1994 black people in South Africa voted for the first time and Mandela became the first black President.
When he died in 2013 the whole world realised it had lost a very great man.
18 July is Nelson Mandela's day, people are asked to devote 67 minutes to helping others because 67 were the years that Mandela spend saving his country.
One of his most famous quotations is: "I have cherished the idea of a democratic and a free society in which all persons will live together in harmony".

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Malala Yousafzai is a girl who fight for the education of children and for the rights of women. She was born in 1997 and she lived in a peaceful valley in Pakistan. One day, a group of armed men called "Taliban" took control of the valley and frightened people with their guns.
The Taliban forbade girls from going to school. Many people disagreed but they thought it would be safer to keep their girls at home. Malala thought this was unfair and wrote about it online. She loved school very much, so one day she said on TV: "Education is power for women. The Taliban are closing girls' schools because they don't want women to be powerful".
A few days later, Malala was into her school bus as usual. Suddenly, two Taliban men stopped the bus and shouted: "Which one of you is Malala?". When her friends looked at her, the men shot her in the head.
Malala was rushed to hospital and she didn't die. She recovered faster than anyone could have imagined.
Malala is the youngest person ever to receive the Nobel Peace Prize.
One of her most famous quotations is: "One child, one teacher, one book and one pen can change the world ...... When the whole world is silent, even one voice becomes powerful".

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Bullying and Cyberbullying are two forms of discrimination, infact every day thousands of teens wake up afraid to go to school because they are targeted by bullies.
Bullying and Cyberbullying are considered forms of discrimination because the victim is beaten and threatened continuously just like black people who are forced to respect white people, that in turn do not respect them, and they always feel a step lower then whites.
Bullying and Cyberbullying are different but they hurt in the same way.

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Bullying is a form of violence; it can be direct or indirect, physical or verbal.
In all its form the victim feels different and excluded and the bully fells strong.
The victim feels weak but the true weak is the bully because he has problem in his family or he imitates violent video games and films.
To avoid Bullying parents must help their children to raise in a world where there aren't the better people or the worse people, but in a world where all are equal.
The victim to defend himself must talk with an adult (parents, teacher, oldest brothers) because she isn't alone.
In many times even the simple words of a friend can improve the situation.

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Cyberbullying is a type of bullying that has developed thanks to the arrival of the new technologies: computers, mobile phones...
The difference between Cyberbullying and Bullying is that:
-- Cyberbullying happens online and is the use of online communication to harass and embarrass another;
-- Bullying happens in the real world, at school, parks and others places and it is a forme of violence.
Cyberbullying is difficult to defeat but we can avoid it by following a few tips:
- never share private passwords and private accounts
- don't post personal photos and videos if parents aren't aware of them
- don't post personal photos and videos of your friends without their parents' permission
- don't chat with strangers
- think before you act
Cyberbullying is very dangerous but we must remember that what happens online is always controlled by the postal police.