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How To Tell Latinos Apart I Gabriel Iglesias

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1. WATCH, LISTEN & UNDERSTAND - The Courage to Change | AOC

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1. WATCH, LISTEN & UNDERSTAND - The Courage to Change | AOC

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1 The Courage to change
2 A new super heroine

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The Courage to Change | Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

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GRAMMAR worksheet

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3. WATCH, LISTEN & UNDERSTAND - Trailers

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3. WATCH, LISTEN & UNDERSTAND - Trailers

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1. READ & UNDERSTAND - Mapping Latinx Populations in the U.S.

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1. READ & UNDERSTAND - Mapping Latinx Populations in the U.S.

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2. WATCH, LISTEN & UNDERSTAND - Latino: How You see Me

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2. WATCH, LISTEN & UNDERSTAND - Latino: How You see Me

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2. WATCH, LISTEN & UNDERSTAND + READ & UNDERSTAND - How you see me

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2. WATCH, LISTEN & UNDERSTAND + READ & UNDERSTAND - How you see me

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3. WATCH, LISTEN & UNDERSTAND - Borders, the Game

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3. WATCH, LISTEN & UNDERSTAND - Borders, the Game

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1 Borders: the game

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3. WATCH, LISTEN & UNDERSTAND + WRITE - Borders, the Game

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3. WATCH, LISTEN & UNDERSTAND + WRITE - Borders, the Game

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CE speakeasy-news.com-Musical New York Taken to New Heights (1)

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Dir: Jon M Chu. Starring: Anthony Ramos, Corey Hawkins, Leslie Grace, Melissa Barrera, Olga Merediz, Daphne Rubin-Vega, Gregory Diaz IV, Jimmy Smits. 143 mins
Sometimes a film will come along that feels perfectly of the moment - and not because of any superficial ties to current events. The themes that pulsate through In the Heights - culture, identity, community, gentrification, and the rights of undocumented immigrants - are as central to the conversation now as they were when Lin-Manuel Miranda first debuted his stage musical in 2005. But Jon M Chu's full-throated, dizzyingly soulful adaptation arrives in cinemas after a year-long delay, into a world still trying to crawl out from under the shadows of a devastating pandemic. In that sense, it's a gift.

Miranda's musical is set in New York's Washington Heights, a largely Dominican neighbourhood. As its protagonist, Usnavi (Anthony Ramos), tells us, this is "the story of a block disappearing" - the rent keeps rising and white, affluent business owners are happy to move in and set up shop, charging prices that are far too high to be of any benefit to the community. People seem to be fleeing in droves. Usnavi dreams of returning to the Dominican Republic, where he was born, and restoring his father's old bar. Nina (Leslie Grace) is the first in her family to go to college, meaning that her father (Jimmy Smits's Kevin) can't help but place all his future hopes on her. Vanessa's (Melissa Barrera) nascent design career promises to carry her all the way downtown, while Daniela (Daphne Rubin-Vega) has been forced to relocate her salon to the Bronx.

The preciousness of community, specifically of immigrant communities, has come into sharp focus over the past few months - the vital role that they serve, and how hard it is when they become fractured. In the Heights is, in body and soul, a celebration of community. Miranda sees joy and pride as profound acts of resistance. These ideas are present, too, in , the musical that made him a cultural force to reckon with. And he knows it - both he and Christopher Jackson, who originated the role of George Washington, cameo as feuding street sellers. There's even a brief, cleverly hidden musical cue from the show.

Hope is woven into the very texture of Miranda's work. His trademark hip-hop/Broadway hybrid always feels proclamatory, with one foot firmly rooted in the present and one in the past. In the Heights is grounded in the sights, sounds, and sensations of Washington Heights - the thud of a power sprayer hitting the pavement or the clack of acrylic nails all become part of the film's percussion, a literal invocation of Usnavi's assertion that "the streets were made of music".

Chu and Quiara Alegría Hudes, who wrote the book for the original musical and the film's screenplay, share heartily in Miranda's vision. So does the film's cast, who each bring a sense of vitality and warmth to their characters. Smits brings a fatherly graciousness; Olga Merediz brings simple, unfussy beauty to the role of Claudia, the "Abuela" who's cared for her neighbourhood for years. Corey Hawkins plays Benny, who pines for Nina, with twinkly-eyed romanticism, as he croons along to "When You're Home" and "When the Sun Goes Down". Ramos, meanwhile, delivers a performance worthy of someone whose star is rapidly on the rise - the camera remains in awe him, entranced by his freckled features, as he lights up with small joys, fears, and desires.

But Chu is conscious, too, of how tethered In the Heights is to tradition. His film understands the visual grammar of the movie musical, as it subtly tips his hat to Esther Williams and her legacy of aquamusicals (in the swimming pool-set "96,000"), to the balletic West Side Story, and the great New York affair at the heart of On the town. It also holds a loving respect for the cultural history of Washington Heights itself. During "Carnaval del Barrio", a tapestry of flags - the Dominican Republic, Brazil, Puerto Rico - flies high above the action.

By that point in the story, the community has been hit by a blackout. It might feel on the nose to have these people sing about being "powerless", but the imagery works beautifully for a film that feels this upfront in its beliefs. In the Heights is a musical triumph, unafraid to lift its voice up to the sky.

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In the Heights brings Lin-Manuel Miranda's musical to dizzyingly soulful life - review

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Dir: Jon M Chu. Starring: Anthony Ramos, Corey Hawkins, Leslie Grace, Melissa Barrera, Olga Merediz, Daphne Rubin-Vega, Gregory Diaz IV, Jimmy Smits. 143 mins Sometimes a film will come along that feels perfectly of the moment - and not because of any superficial ties to current events.

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https://bit.ly/3C7EeDQ

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METHODOLOGIE - Textes Officiels, Compréhensions Orale et Ecrite, Expressions Orale et Ecrite

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Pour travailler la grammaire et le vocabulaire en autonomie. 

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Pour travailler la grammaire et le vocabulaire en autonomie. 

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=> Ne passez pas une étape si vous ne l'avez pas réussie (au moins 80 % de réussite). Recommencez l'exercice plusieurs fois, si nécessaire, c'est ainsi que la mémorisation se fait.
=> Quand vous avez fini (et réussi !) une activité, fermez la fenêtre qui correspond, et retournez sur le site Memovoc, pour passer à l'étape suivante.
=> Prenez l'habitude de répéter les mots à haute voix, à chaque fois qu'ils sont prononcés.
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Exercices d'anglais gratuits en ligne - Memovoc English

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Apprenez l'anglais (vocabulaire, grammaire) avec une sélection d'exercices progressifs gratuits et en ligne, classés par thème.

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Pour travailler la grammaire en autonomie.

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Pour travailler la grammaire en autonomie.

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CAPSULES VIDEO SUR LA GRAMMAIRE
POUR TRAVAILLER EN AUTONOMIE

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Through the eyes of a child immigrant | Erik Gomez | TEDxPSU

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film-documentaire.fr | PORTAIL DU FILM DOCUMENTAIRE

© Moulins Films LLC

États-Unis | 2015 | 190 minutes

"À Jackson Heights, arrondissement du Queens à New York, vit l'une des communautés parmi les plus diversifiées, tant au niveau ethnique que culturel, des États-Unis et du monde. On y trouve des immigrés de tous pays, d'Amérique du Sud, du Mexique, du Bangladesh, du Pakistan, d'Afghanistan, d'Inde et de Chine. Certains sont citoyens américains, d'autres ont la "carte verte" et certains sont sans-papiers. Les gens qui vivent à Jackson Heights, dans leur diversité culturelle, raciale et ethnique, sont représentatifs de la nouvelle vague d'immigration en Amérique. Certaines problématiques du film - comme l'assimilation, l'intégration, l'immigration et les différences culturelles et religieuses - sont communes à toutes les grandes villes d'Occident. Le sujet du film, c'est la vie quotidienne des gens de cette communauté - leur travail, leurs centres communautaires et religieux, leurs vies politiques, culturelles et sociales - et le conflit entre le maintien des traditions de leurs pays d'origine et le besoin d'apprendre et de s'adapter aux valeurs et au mode de vie américain. C'est le troisième film de la trilogie de Frederick Wiseman sur les communautés, les autres portant sur Aspen et Belfast, dans le Maine. Dans ces films, comme dans tous ses films, il tente de brosser un large portrait de la vie contemporaine."
(Mostra de Venise)

"Jackson Heights, Queens, New York City is one of the most ethnically and culturally diverse communities in the United States and the world. There are immigrants from every country in South America, Mexico, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Afghanistan, India and China. Some are citizens, some have green cards, some are without documents. The people who live in Jackson Heights, in their cultural, racial and ethnic diversity, are representative of the new wave of immigrants to America. Some of the issues the film raises- assimilation, integration, immigration and cultural and religious differences-are common to all the major cities of the Western world. The subject of the film is the daily life of the people in this community-their businesses, community centers, religions, and political, cultural and social lives- and the conflict between maintaining ties to traditions of the countries of origin and the need to learn and adapt to American ways and values. This is Frederick Wiseman's third film in a trilogy about communities, the others being Aspen and Belfast, Maine. In these films, as in all his films, he is trying to present a broad and complex portrait of contemporary life."
(Mostra de Venise)

Le 23 Mars 2016

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film-documentaire.fr - Portail du film documentaire

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film-documentaire.fr | PORTAIL DU FILM DOCUMENTAIRE © Moulins Films LLC États-Unis | 2015 | 190 minutes "À Jackson Heights, arrondissement du Queens à New York, vit l'une des communautés parmi les plus diversifiées, tant au niveau ethnique que culturel, des États-Unis et du monde.

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1. BRAINSTORM + WATCH, LISTEN & UNDERSTAND: AOC

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1. BRAINSTORM + WATCH, LISTEN & UNDERSTAND: AOC

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Hispanic Heritage Month 2021 begins on Wednesday, September 15, and ends on October 15.

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This Project was created for the Urban Policy class offered at New York University's Tandon School of Engineering. The goal of this project is to explore the effects that Urban Renewal and Gentrification has on the neighborhood of Downtown Brooklyn. We created a custom track for this project and also created the video to go along with the track in an effort to make the project more appealing.