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America’s Love-Hate Relationship with Immigrants

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America’s Love-Hate Relationship with Immigrants

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Group 3

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America’s Love-Hate Relationship with Immigrants

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America’s Love-Hate Relationship with Immigrants

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Group 2

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America’s Love-Hate Relationship with Immigrants

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America’s Love-Hate Relationship with Immigrants

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Group 1

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Capitol Steps - Immigration Song - Hotel Arizona

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Léa: elderly feminist activist
Hafsatou: househusband
Jérémy: men's rights activist

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Banned - Volkswagen’s electric eGolf ad (UK, 2019)

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Cultural Shift: Women's Roles in the 1950s

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Liens de téléchargement de Mémo anglais B2 -C1

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Liens de téléchargement de Mémo anglais B2 -C1

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Ce Mémo Anglais B2-C1 de 64 pages présente 200 règles et notions essentielles pour maitriser l'anglais en classes préparatoires et dans l'enseignement supérieur.
Dans cette nouvelle édition 2020, des règles liées à la prononciation ont été ajoutées, avec les fichiers sonores associés.

Et testez vos connaissances avec les exercices interactifs de l'application gratuite du Mémo Anglais !

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Apprendre l'anglais avec le Mémo Anglais B2-C1

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Ce Mémo Anglais B2-C1 de 64 pages présente 200 règles et notions essentielles pour maitriser l'anglais en classes préparatoires et dans l'enseignement supérieur.Dans cette nouvelle édition 2020, des règles liées à la prononciation ont été ajoutées, avec les fichiers sonores associés . Et testez vos connaissances avec les exercices interactifs de l'application gratuite du Mémo Anglais !

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Liens de téléchargement de Mémo anglais B1-B2 

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Liens de téléchargement de Mémo anglais B1-B2 

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Cette application propose des exercices interactifs pour réviser et consolider ses connaissances en anglais.

Elle vient compléter le livret destiné aux élèves de lycée, qui présente les règles et notions essentielles à connaitre pour maitriser la langue anglaise.

Les exercices sont organisés en 5 grandes catégories :
- Exercices liés au groupe nominal (N1 à N37)
- Exercices liés au verbe (V1 à V32)
- Exercices liés à la phrase (P1 à P18)
- Exercices d'orthographe (O1 à O9)
- Exercices liés au lexique (L1 à L4)
Une annexe concerne les verbes irréguliers.

L'application peut également intéresser les adultes à des fins professionnelles ou personnelles.

Il existe aussi une application Mémo anglais A2-B1 (collège) et une application Mémo anglais B2-C1 (enseignement supérieur).

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Découvrez nos apps éducatives compatibles avec les tablettes tactiles iPad, Samsung, Kindle, Archos fonctionnant sous Android, iOS, Rim.

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Sexist adverts to come under scrutiny - BBC News

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Sexist adverts to come under scrutiny - BBC News

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Sexist adverts to come under scrutiny - BBC News

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Advertisements that show men failing at simple household tasks and women left to clean up are set to be banned by the UK advertising watchdog. The Advertising Standards Authority will crack down on ads that feature stereotypical gender roles.

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Unstereotype Alliance - The Problem is Not Seeing the Problem

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UK CRACKS DOWN ON ADS FEATURING GENDER STEREOTYPES

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UK CRACKS DOWN ON ADS FEATURING GENDER STEREOTYPES

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UK cracks down on ads featuring gender stereotypes

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Men are not toxic: A year of advocating traditional family values

"I hadn't realised there was only one way to be a free woman, or a feminist for that matter. I missed the memo - housewives don't count". The things learned, lost, and gained in a year of advocating for traditional housewives, and their husbands.
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The Darling Academy * Home of the traditional housewife * #tradwife

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The Darling Academy is the home of traditional British lifestyle, celebrating good manners, culture, and heritage. Here you will find articles on being a traditional housewife, good old-fashioned recipes, happy homemaking, and returning to a simpler way, free from the trappings of modern life.

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Tradwives (faire la CE ou la CO au choix)

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Tradwives (faire la CE ou la CO au choix)

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#TradWife: ‘Submitting to my husband like it's 1959'

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#TradWife: ‘Submitting to my husband like it's 1959'

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#TradWife: ‘Submitting to my husband like it's 1959'

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#TradWife: ‘Submitting to my husband like it's 1959'

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZwT-zYo4-OM

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2 corrigé CONSUMERISM AND THE POWER OF ADVERTISING

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à lire avant de regarder la vidéo

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'What is going to happen if you push women out into the workforce?' - BBC

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Group work: Betty Friedan and "The Feminine Mystique"

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Group work: Betty Friedan and "The Feminine Mystique"

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à compléter à l'aide des trois documents ci-dessous

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Consumerism and the power of advertising

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Consumerism and the power of advertising

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CE: At 50, does "Feminine Mystique" still roar?

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CE: At 50, does "Feminine Mystique" still roar?

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CO niveau 1: Stacy London on Betty Friedan

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CO niveau 1: Stacy London on Betty Friedan

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Herstory: Stacy London on Betty Friedan | Lifetime

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CO niveau 2: Betty Friedan, the Feminine Mystique

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CO niveau 2: Betty Friedan, the Feminine Mystique

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Photographer Eli Rezkallah reverses gender roles in sexist ads from the 60s

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The Cranberries - Zombie (Official Music Video)

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Bonus à la clé pour l'exposé le plus convaincant (vioe final)

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In a Culture War over the Military, Bruce Springsteen Stands Alone

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In a Culture War over the Military, Bruce Springsteen Stands Alone

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Bruce Springsteen - Born in the U.S.A. (Official Video)

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Bruce Springsteen - Shut Out The Light (B-Side)

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TO FIGHT OR NOT TO FIGHT g6trace écrite

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Join a game of kahoot here. Kahoot! is a free game-based learning platform that makes it fun to learn - any subject, in any language, on any device, for all ages!

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Beyond the Headline: Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples' Day

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Buffalo Bill's Wild West show opens in London, giving Queen Victoria and her subjects their first look at a romanticized version of the American West.

A well-known scout for the army and a buffalo hunter for the railroads (which earned him his nickname), Cody had gained national prominence 15 years earlier thanks to a fanciful novel written by Edward Zane Carroll Judson. Writing under the pen name Ned Buntline, Judson made Cody the hero of his highly sensationalized dime novel The Scouts of the Plains; or, Red Deviltry As It Is. In 1872, Judson also convinced Cody to travel to Chicago to star in a stage version of the book. Cody broke with Judson after a year, but he enjoyed the life of a performer and stayed on the stage for 11 seasons.

In 1883, Cody staged an outdoor extravaganza called the "Wild West, Rocky Mountain, and Prairie Exhibition" for a Fourth of July celebration in North Platte, Nebraska. When the show was a success, Cody realized he could evoke the mythic West more effectively if he abandoned cramped theater stages for large outdoor exhibitions. The result was "Buffalo Bill's Wild West," a circus-like pageant celebrating life in the West. During the next four years, Cody performed his show all around the nation to crowds often numbering 20,000 people.

Audiences loved Cody's reenactments of frontier events: an attack on a Deadwood stage, a Pony Express relay race and Custer's Last Stand at the Battle of the Little Big Horn. Even more popular were the displays of western outdoor skills like rope tricks, bulldogging and amazing feats of marksmanship. Cody made a star of Annie Oakley, a young Ohio woman who earned her nickname "Little Sure Shot" by shooting a cigar out of an assistant's mouth.

Many Americans were convinced that Cody's spectacle was an authentic depiction of the Wild West. Cody encouraged the impression by bringing audiences "genuine characters"-real Native American performers Cody had recruited from several tribes. Even the famous Sitting Bull toured with the show for one season. Enthralled by the sight of "genuine" Native Americans, few audience members questioned whether these men wearing immense feathered headdresses and riding artfully painted horses accurately represented tribal life on the Great Plains.
READ MORE: The Unlikely Alliance Between Buffalo Bill and Sitting Bull
Having effectively defined the popular image of the West for many Americans, Cody took his show across the Atlantic to show Europeans. He staged his first international performance at the Earls Court show ground in London on this day in 1887 to a wildly appreciative audience. Queen Victoria herself attended two command showings. After London, Cody and his performers amazed audiences throughout Europe and then became a truly international success. One bronco rider, who stayed with the show until 1907, traveled around the world more than three times and recalled giving a performance in Outer Mongolia.

Though his Wild West show waned in popularity in the 20th century-in part because of competition from thousands of local rodeos that borrowed his idea-Cody remained on the road with the show for 30 years. When the show finally collapsed from financial pressures in 1913, Cody continued to perform in other similar shows until two months before his death in 1917. More than 18,000 attended the great showman's funeral, and the romantic power of his vision still draws thousands of visitors a year to his gravesite on Lookout Mountain above Denver.

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BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. -- For 200 years we have said to the Indian people who are fighting for their land, their life, their families and their right to be free: ''Lay down your arms, my friends, and then we will remain together. Only if you lay down your arms, my friends, can we then talk of peace and come to an agreement which will be good for you.''

When they laid down their arms, we murdered them. We lied to them. We cheated them out of their lands. We starved them into signing fraudulent agreements that we called treaties which we never kept. We turned them into beggars on a continent that gave life for as long as life can remember. And by any interpretation of history, however twisted, we did not do right. We were not lawful nor were we just in what we did. For them, we do not have to restore these people, we do not have to live up to some agreements, because it is given to us by virtue of our power to attack the rights of others, to take their property, to take their lives when they are trying to defend their land and liberty, and to make their virtues a crime and our own vices virtues.

But there is one thing which is beyond the reach of this perversity and that is the tremendous verdict of history. And history will surely judge us. But do we care? What kind of moral schizophrenia is it that allows us to shout at the top of our national voice for all the world to hear that we live up to our commitment when every page of history and when all the thirsty, starving, humiliating days and nights of the last 100 years in the lives of the American Indian contradict that voice?

It would seem that the respect for principle and the love of one's neighbor have become dysfunctional in this country of ours, and that all we have done, all that we have succeeded in accomplishing with our power is simply annihilating the hopes of the newborn countries in this world, as well as friends and enemies alike, that we're not humane, and that we do not live up to our agreements.

Perhaps at this moment you are saying to yourself what the hell has all this got to do with the Academy Awards? Why is this woman standing up here, ruining our evening, invading our lives with things that don't concern us, and that we don't care about? Wasting our time and money and intruding in our homes.

I think the answer to those unspoken questions is that the motion picture community has been as responsible as any for degrading the Indian and making a mockery of his character, describing his as savage, hostile and evil. It's hard enough for children to grow up in this world. When Indian children watch television, and they watch films, and when they see their race depicted as they are in films, their minds become injured in ways we can never know.

Recently there have been a few faltering steps to correct this situation, but too faltering and too few, so I, as a member in this profession, do not feel that I can as a citizen of the United States accept an award here tonight. I think awards in this country at this time are inappropriate to be received or given until the condition of the American Indian is drastically altered. If we are not our brother's keeper, at least let us not be his executioner.

I would have been here tonight to speak to you directly, but I felt that perhaps I could be of better use if I went to Wounded Knee to help forestall in whatever way I can the establishment of a peace which would be dishonorable as long as the rivers shall run and the grass shall grow.

I would hope that those who are listening would not look upon this as a rude intrusion, but as an earnest effort to focus attention on an issue that might very well determine whether or not this country has the right to say from this point forward we believe in the inalienable rights of all people to remain free and independent on lands that have supported their life beyond living memory.

Thank you for your kindness and your courtesy to Miss Littlefeather. Thank you and good night.

This statement was written by Marlon Brando for delivery at the Academy Awards ceremony where Mr. Brando refused an Oscar. The speaker, who read only a part of it, was Shasheen Littlefeather.

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Native Americans to protest against Trump visit to Mount Rushmore

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Indigenous leaders say the South Dakota monument to presidents is "a symbol of white supremacy".