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thème : private space and public space

How did British women make their way into the public sphere in the 19th century?

read the text and answer the questions below the text: a, b, c et d

have a nice week

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watch the trailer  read the text and answer the questions:
1. Read the first two paragraphs of the text and make notes about Chris Gardner's life
2. read the rest of the text and explain: a) what the situation of the city was in the 1980's?
b) how Chris was living
c) what his mindset was during those days
3. EE: imagine what is going to happen to Chris and his son, write a short paragraph (about 15 lines)

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la vidéo que vus aviez regardé en autonomie: Aerican Dream

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The American Dream tells you that you can achieve success through hard work and determination. What follows is a selection of movies that shows it's not always as simple as that.

Pleasantville

An argument over the remote transports polar-opposite twins David and Jennifer into the black-and-white TV show Pleasantville. It portrays an idyllic but heavily sanitized version of 1950s America. As the teens try to get back home, they inevitably change the landscape of the town and accidentally start a sexual revolution in the teens and housewives, which turns the characters into Technicolor. The TV show reflects how most Americans envision the Dream with white picket fences, 2.4 children, and a car in every garage. It also shows how the Dream is not as universal as imagined. It demonstrates, for example, the lack of women's liberation and the fear of anything that upsets the status quo.

The Social Network

This is the sort-of-true story of how a student changed the face of the internet from his dorm room. The story behind Facebook isn't short on drama either; it included betraying a friend and being sued for intellectual property theft. Though the real-life people portrayed dispute parts of the film, David Fincher's filmstill shows the hard work ethos of one of the richest men in the world. Mark Zuckerberg had an idea that would change the future, and he worked on it non-stop. He even dropped out of Harvard to pursue it.

An American Tail

This lovable 1980s children's film features a plucky mouse called Fievel who moves his family from Russia to America for a better life. They've heard rumors that the streets are paved with cheese and there are no cats in America, but when they arrive, they realize the rumors are false. The cheese-paved streets are a reference to the streets of gold that convinced many 19th and 20th century immigrants that America was a place to make one's fortune without the obstacles present in their home countries. The American Dream is sold to many immigrants who realize that America is not the paradise they thought it was. Some of them may even face more oppression than they originally did.

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The Pursuit of Happyness

This is the true story of Christopher Gardner, a man who invests heavily in an expensive medical device that doesn't offer a great benefit over its cheaper competitors. As a result, he finds it hard to sell them and his life hits a downward spiral. His wife leaves, he loses his house, and he is forced to live on the street with his son. Then he takes a job as a stockbroker, but before he can receive any money, he has to pass six months of training and sell the medical devices. This movie shows that even when it seems like you're living the American Dream, it can all fall away due to a twist of fate and the deck can become stacked against you. Still, Gardner succeeds against the odds.

The Great Gatsby

Jay Gatsby, the hero of F. Scott Fitzgerald's great novel, who worked hard to become wealthy in the hopes of winning the heart of Daisy Buchanan. He throws lavish parties to impress her but doesn't attend them himself. The 2013 film (like its two predecessors) shows the competing forces at work in the American Dream. Gatsby has loved the idea of Daisy for years and believes that once he has her he'll be happy, but this thinking is flawed. Practical Daisy refuses to leave her unhappy marriage to a wealthy man for a chance at true love with Gatsby.

Mr. Smith Goes to Washington

Jefferson Smith believes wholeheartedly in the democratic ideal of the USA. He is the head of the Boy Rangers when appointed to the US Senate by State Governor Hopper. In Washington, he reunites with his childhood hero, Senator Joseph Paine, who is running for President. Smith learns about the seedy underbelly of political corruption and attempts to reform it, but political rivals implicate him in a scandal to discredit him. The film relays that despite the democratic principles that make up the American Dream, the political system is as fallible as any other is. That being said, we shouldn't give up trying to reform and improve it, but we should work harder to make it a fair and just society.

Forrest Gump

Forrest Gump is the story of a man with a below-average IQ who accomplishes great things, far surpassing the expectations society has for him. He gets into college on a football scholarship, he saves his platoon from an ambush in Vietnam, and runs across the USA for three and a half years. Eventually, he reunites with his childhood sweetheart, Jenny, who has developed a mystery illness; she introduces him to their son, Forrest Jr., and the couple marries shortly after. It's a beautiful tale which focuses on the idea that through bravery, determination, and love, you can achieve happiness regardless of the challenges you face.

Little Miss Sunshine

A family of misfits travel cross-country so that daughter Olive can take part in a beauty pageant. Olive doesn't care about winning; she just wants to enjoy herself. The father, a motivational speaker, believes wholeheartedly in the American Dream. He teaches the meritocratic nature of America, despite the fact that it hasn't worked for him yet. Unlike the traditional American Dream films, this one does not focus on success after a life of struggles but teaches you to accept failure as a possible result. The big lesson is that in order to enjoy life, you need to focus less on ambition.

Citizen Kane

Charles Foster Kane is a self-made man who is fabulously wealthy in his old age, but he is not happy. His Xanadu estate, which should provide him with happiness, becomes the prison of his own creation, and his material possessions isolate him further. He recalls a time when he was truly happy, as a small child with his beloved sled Rosebud. The movie is a reminder that, on their own, success and wealth do not provide happiness.

American Dream

A documentary on the 1985-86 meatpacking workers' strike in Austin, Minnesota. Hormel Foods had cut their employees' hourly wage by over $2 to $8.25 and reduced benefits by 30 per cent despite posting a net profit of $30 million. Despite the efforts of a strike consultant and negotiator, Hormel hired replacement workers, which led to conflicts in the local community. The strikers' resolve fades over the ensuing months as they suffer financial problems and familial rifts. The movie focuses on the emotions and hardships behind the strike. It shows that too often you have to balance financial stability with your ideals.

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"This has to stop... someone's gonna get killed": Mr Sterling calls on President Trump to condemn the threats

An election official in the US state of Georgia has said President Trump will bear responsibility for any violence that results from unsubstantiated election fraud claims he has stoked.

"It's all gone too far," Gabriel Sterling warned. "It has to stop!"

He cited intimidation and death threats to workers in remarks on Tuesday.

Georgia is carrying out a second recount of votes at the Trump camp's request. Joe Biden was declared a narrow winner in the key state.

The second re-tally is showing no major changes, Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, a Republican, said on Wednesday. He said no evidence of widespread fraud had been found to support Mr Trump's claims.

Earlier Trump campaign spokesman Tim Murtaugh said his team was trying to make sure "that all legal votes are counted and all illegal votes are not".

"No-one should engage in threats or violence, and if that has happened, we condemn that fully," he said.

The plea in Georgia came after US Attorney General William Barr said his justice department had so far found no proof to back the president's claims of fraud in the election - the latest setback to the Trump camp's legal challenges in several states.

Georgia will also hold in January two run-off elections, which will determine who controls the Senate.

Mr Trump's Republican party currently has a slim majority in the upper chamber, and a victory in the run-offs would allow it to counter the Democratic administration of President-elect Biden.

However, if the Democrats win the two remaining seats, they would control half the seats in the Senate - and the vice-president would be able to act as a tie-breaker.

The Democrats already control the lower chamber - the House of Representatives.

Who has been threatened?

At a news conference in Atlanta on Tuesday, Mr Sterling, the state's voting systems implementation manager, rebuked his fellow Republicans, including the president.

He said a 20-year-old contractor in Gwinnett County for Dominion Voting Systems, which has become the subject of baseless right-wing conspiracy theories, had received death threats. The worker's family was also getting harassed, Mr Sterling added.

The unnamed man had been threatened with a noose and accused of treason, Mr Sterling said, after transferring a report on ballot batches to a county computer so he could read it.

Mr Sterling said he himself had a police guard outside his home, while the wife of Georgia's Secretary of State, Brad Raffensperger, was "getting sexualised threats through her cell phone".

"Mr president, you have not condemned these actions or this language," added Mr Sterling. "Senators, you have not condemned these actions or this language.

"We need you to step up and if you're going to take a position of leadership, show some!"

He added: "Death threats, physical threats, intimidation, it's too much, it's not right, they've lost the moral high ground to claim that it is."

"Mr President-elect, how does your foot feel?": Joe Biden is seen in his protective boot

Mr Sterling also cited threats of violence against Chris Krebs, who was fired last month as head of the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency after he disputed Mr Trump's fraud claims.

Mr Sterling condemned Trump lawyer Joe DiGenova, who said on Monday that Mr Krebs should be "taken out at dawn and shot".

Addressing Mr Trump directly, Mr Sterling continued: "You have the right to go to the courts. What you don't have the ability to do, and you need to step up and say this, is stop inspiring people to commit potential acts of violence.

"Someone's going to get hurt, someone's going to get shot, someone's going to get killed, and it's not right."

He added: "Be the bigger man here, and stop, step in, tell your supporters, don't be violent, don't intimidate. All that's wrong, it's un-American."

How has Trump reacted?

President Trump responded by retweeting a video of Mr Sterling's speech, but without referencing the concerns over threats of violence.

Instead he doubled down on his allegations of election fraud, saying: "Rigged election. Show signatures and envelopes. Expose the massive voter fraud in Georgia."

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Before and since, he has fired off many more tweets on the same subject, all without credible evidence.

He shared a conspiracy theory about voting machines in Georgia, claimed Mr Biden's win in Arizona was "impossible", the results in Nevada were "fake" and also claimed without proof: "We won Michigan by a lot!"

On Wednesday morning, Mr Raffensperger criticised how the president had responded to the passionate plea from his colleague.

"Even after this office requested that President Trump try and quell the violent rhetoric being born out of his continuing claims of winning states where he obviously lost, he tweeted out 'expose the massive voter fraud in Georgia,'" he said.

"This is exactly the kind of language that is at the base of a growing threat environment for election workers who are simply doing their jobs."

What's the latest with the Trump election challenge?

On Tuesday, the president's campaign filed a lawsuit with Wisconsin's supreme court challenging the state's presidential vote results.

The petition came a day after Mr Biden was certified as the winner in the Midwestern state by about 20,000 votes.

The Trump legal action challenges more than 220,000 ballots in Wisconsin based largely on technicalities.

It alleges clerks filled out missing information on postal ballots and objects to an event where election officials collected and checked votes in a park in the city of Madison, rather than polling stations.

Mr Trump and his allies have failed to make any significant headway in their efforts to challenge the results in Arizona, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Michigan and Nevada. All these key swing states have certified results confirming a Biden victory.

Attorney General Barr said on Tuesday that the justice department so far had "not seen fraud on a scale that could have effected a different outcome in the election".

The comments were seen as a big blow to Mr Trump, as Mr Barr is a close ally.

A DOJ spokesperson later stressed the department had not concluded its investigation.

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Trump inciting violence, warns Georgia election official

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Gabriel Sterling cites intimidation and death threats to election workers in the battleground state.

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BEC or Business Email Compromise hacking is one of the most common types of cyber-attack, which the FBI says costs more than £6 billion a year - and experts say Nigeria is its epicentre.

Cyber reporter Joe Tidy speaks with one BEC hacker in Nigeria to find out how they work, and how he feels about his victims.

Producer / Editor: Woody Morris

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BEC or Business Email Compromise hacking is one of the most common types of cyber-attack, which the FBI says costs more than £6 billion a year - and experts say Nigeria is its epicentre.

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Opinion: Supreme Court's scientifically illiterate decision will cost lives

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The Supreme Court ruling against New York state's decision to limit religious gatherings in a few high-incidence parts of New York City during the Covid-19 pandemic will cause grave danger in the rest of the country, where public health authorities will feel hamstrung to restrict religious gatherings even when the virus is spreading out of control, writes Jeffrey Sachs.

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term confinés semaine du 30 noc au 4 dec

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Huge protests have erupted in Poland as the government attempts to ban nearly all abortions.

We spent a night on the streets with the protesters as some were beaten and pepper-sprayed by police.

The Catholic country already has strict rules on abortion but the new law would stop women whose babies were likely to die after birth from having terminations.

Shocked by the scale of the protests, the government has delayed the ban, but some hospitals have already started turning women away.
Reporter: Jean Mackenzie Producer: Sara Monetta Camera: Juan A. Dominguez Editing: Andy Smythe

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'This is War': Poland's battle for abortion

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Chess is having a boom due to pandemic and 'The Queen's Gambit'

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World leaders should have been gathering for the G20 Summit in Saudi Arabia. But the pandemic means the meetings are all happening via Zoom, which has solved the potential embarrassment for many of being wined and dined by a regime accused of serious human rights abuses.

But as Anja Popp reports, the Saudi hosts are keen for the summit to focus on efforts to make sure the whole world gets access to any future coronavirus vaccines.

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Gucci’s ‘blackface’ jumper and major fashion controversies

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Work at home, à m'envoyer ou à montrer le 30 Novembre

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Work at home, à m'envoyer ou à montrer le 30 Novembre

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Write about 10 to 15 lines: Imagine you are saying sorry (like the Australians did) to the Aborigenes.

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Joe Biden's speech

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Kamala and Joe

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Vice President-elect Kamala Harris will not only be the first woman vice president but also the first Black person and first person of Asian descent to hold the office

Vice President-elect Kamala Harris stressed unity in her victory speech on Saturday night.

Harris, who wore a white suit in a tribute to the suffragette movement, spoke outside Chase Center in Wilmington, Delaware, and made remarks before introducing President-elect Joe Biden.

"Congressman John Lewis, before his passing wrote 'Democracy is not a state. It is an act.' And what he meant was that America's democracy is not guaranteed. It is only as strong as our willingness to fight for it. To guard it and never take it for granted. And protecting our democracy takes struggle. It takes sacrifice. But there is joy in it. And there is progress. Because we, the people, have the power to build a better future," the California senator, 56, began. "And when our very democracy was on the ballot in this election -- with the very soul of America at stake and the world watching -- you ushered in a new day for America. To our campaign staff and volunteers, this extraordinary team, thank you for bringing more people than ever before into the democratic process."

Harris thanked the poll workers and election officials throughout the country who "tirelessly" worked to assure that all votes were counted on and after Election Day. "Our nation owes you a debt of gratitude. You have protected the integrity of our democracy," she said. "And to the American people who make up our beautiful country, thank you for turning out in record numbers to make your voices heard. And I know times have been challenging, especially the last several months."

Harris continued, "The grief, sorrow, and pain, the worries and the struggles, but we have also witnessed your courage, your resilience and the generosity of your spirit. For four years, you marched and organized for equality and justice, for our lives and for our planet and then you voted! And you delivered a clear message. You chose hope and unity, decency, science, and yes, truth! You chose Joe Biden as the next president of the United States of America!"

Further praising Biden, Harris called him a "healer, uniter, a tested and steady hand."

"A person whose own experience of loss gives him a sense of purpose that will help us as a nation reclaim our own sense of purpose. And a man with a big heart who loves with abandon," she said. "It's his love for Jill, who will be an incredible first lady. It's his love for Hunter and Ashley and his grandchildren and the entire Biden family. And while I first knew Joe as vice president, I really got to know him as the father who loved Beau, my dear friend who we remember here today."

Then, Harris thanked her own family, including her husband Doug Emhoff. "And to my husband Doug and our children Cole and Ella and my sister Maya and our whole family, I love y'all more than I can ever express. We are so grateful to Joe and Jill for welcoming our family into theirs on this incredible journey," she said.

Harris was born in Oakland, California, in 1964, the daughter of immigrant parents. Her mother, Dr. Shyamala Gopalan Harris, a cancer researcher, came to the United States from India while her father, Donald Harris, an economist, was born in Jamaica.

"To the woman most responsible for my presence here today, my mother, Shyamala Gopalan Harris, who is always in our hearts. When she came here from India at the age of 19, she maybe didn't quite imagine this moment," the vice president-elect said, speaking of her mother in her speech. "But she believed so deeply in an America where a moment like this is possible, and so I am thinking about her and about the generations of women, Black women, Asian, white, Latina, Native American women, who throughout our nation's history, who paved the way to tonight, women who fought and sacrificed so much for equality and liberty and justice for all. Including the Black women who are often, too often overlooked but so often proved they are the backbone of our democracy."

Harris served as the San Francisco district attorney from 2004 to 2011 and went on to become the first Black woman to be elected as California attorney general, holding office from 2011 until 2017, when she was elected to the Senate.

"All the women who have worked to secure and protect the right to vote for over a century 100 years ago with the 19th Amendment, 55 years ago with the Voting Rights Act and now in 2020 with a new generation of women in our country who cast their ballots and continued the fight for their fundamental right to vote and be heard. Tonight, I reflect on their struggle, their determination and the strength of their vision to see what can be unburdened by what has been," Harris said in her speech. "And I stand on their shoulders. And what a testament it is to Joe's character that he had the audacity to break one of the most substantial barriers that exists in our country and select a woman as his vice president."

Last year, Harris ran her own campaign for Democratic presidential nomination before dropping out of the primaries in December. Then, she endorsed Biden in March, once there were no more women in the running - and was named as his vice presidential pick in August.

"While I may be the first woman in this office, I will not be the last. Because every little girl watching tonight sees that this is a country of possibilities and to the children of our country regardless of your gender, our country has sent you a clear message: Dream with ambition, lead with conviction and see yourselves in a way that others may not simply because they've never seen it before. But know that we will applaud you every step of the way," Harris said in her speech.

To conclude her speech, Harris spoke about getting to work as soon as possible, specifically to tackle the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.

"And to the American people, no matter who you voted for, I will strive to be a vice president like Joe was to President Obama: loyal, honest, and prepared; waking up every day thinking of you and your family, because now is when the real work begins, the hard work, the necessary work, the good work, the essential work to save lives and beat this epidemic," she said.

"To rebuild our economy so it works for working people, to root out systemic racism in our justice system and society. To combat the climate crisis, to unite our country and heal the soul of our nation. And the road ahead will not be easy. But America is ready. And so are Joe and I," she added. "We have elected a president who represents the best in us, a leader the world will respect and our children will look up to. A commander in chief who will respect our troops and keep our country safe and a president for all Americans."

On Saturday, the Associated Press had projected Biden won 290 electoral votes to Trump's 214 - above the 270-vote threshold - including the swing states of Arizona, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, with additional leads in Georgia and Nevada.

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Rabbit-Proof Fence is a 2002 Australian drama film directed by Phillip Noyce based on the book Follow the Rabbit-Proof Fence by Doris Pilkington Garimara. http://video.ens-lyon.fr/eduscol-cdl/2012/ANG_2012_RabbitProof.mp4 Télécharger la vidéo en haute définition
Visual composition

1) How many groups of characters are present in this scene and how are they located?

2) Which characters are standing up and which ones are sitting? Why?

3) How does the clothing of the characters relate to their status and power?

4) What is the backdrop against which the adults are framed?

5) How does it emphasize the power of white society?

Perspective and point of view

6) From which perspective is the opening part of this scene shot?

7) What happens when Molly starts moving forward?

8) How is the distance conveyed between Molly and her 'new world' embodied by the Chief Protector?

Dialogue

9) Who is speaking in the opening section of the scene?

10) Who is commanding the dialogue at the end?

11) What kinds of messages is Molly being delivered with?

12) Throughout this dialogue, which voices can be considered as complementary and which ones act as a counterpoint? You may focus your attention on :

- the volume
- the tone used by the characters
- the content of the speech

Interpretation

13) What nickname is Mr Neville being given by the older girl and why?

14) Why does Mr Neville scrutinize Molly's back?

15) What is the meaning of Mr Neville's refusal for Molly?

Cultural file: 'the Stolen Generations'

16) What does the expression 'Stolen Generations' refer to?

17) Why were Aboriginal children taken away?

18) What happened to them?

19) How does this section of the film illustrate the plight of mixed descent (part Aboriginal, part European) children?

Phonetics: words ending in <-i.ty>

One of the last words spoken by Mr Neville is 'responsibility'. Listen carefully to the way it is pronounced.
1) The primary stress falls on the:

- the last syllable (responsibili'ty)
- the penultimate syllable (responsibi'lity)
- the antepenultimate syllable (responsi'bility)

2) Complete the following line:

Just like words ending in <-i.ble>, <-u.ble>, <-e.ty>, <-i.fy>, <-i.tude>, <-u.lar>, words ending in <-i.ty> are stressed on the ................................. syllable.

Phonétique et phonologie : Terminaisons contraignantes - Accent sur l'avant avant-dernière syllabe

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Aboriginal People Respond To “Australia Day”

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Enregistreur de Voix en Ligne - Enregistrer de l'Audio depuis un Micro

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Notre Enregistreur de Voix est un outil en ligne pratique et utile pouvant être utilisé directement dans votre navigateur. Il vous permet d'enregistrer votre voix à l'aide d'un micro et de le sauvegarder en fichier mp3.

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Ted Talk

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How to introduce yourself | Kevin Bahler | TEDxLehighRiver

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The passionate attachment we have to our homes is part of our cultural identity. Britain's homes are places where individual, social and cultural identities are exposed, and where submission to - or opposition of - the norm is revealed

* Home Sweet Home exhibition is at Rencontres d'Arles, France, 1 July-22 September

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Where the heart is: the British at home - in pictures

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The passionate attachment we have to our homes is part of our cultural identity.

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Ted Talk

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How to introduce yourself like a leader | Laura Sicola (Key Point)

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People defining their identity

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Minority groups