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On August 19, World Humanitarian Day, organised by the UN, took place. It was on this special day that Beyoncé revealed his unreleased music video "I Was Here".

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Michael Jackson - They Don't Care About Us

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Tell me what has become of my life
I have a wife and two children who love me
I'm a victim of police brutality, now (Mhhm)
I'm tired of bein' the victim of hate
Your rapin' me of my pride
Oh, for God's sake
I look to heaven to fulfill its prophecy...
Set me free

Tell me what has become of my rights
Am I invisible 'cause you ignore me?
Your proclamation promised me free liberty, now
I'm tired of bein' the victim of shame
They're throwin' me in a class with a bad name
I can't believe this is the land from which I came
You know I really do hate to say it
The government don't wanna see
But it Roosevelt was livin', he wouldn't let this be, no, no

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This part is a part of the music, it is the moment of the song according to us that rules more the power of this song . Of all that he wanted to denounce through this song , the police violence against the black race He did not hesitate to talk about American public figures who had marked by their power: Marthin Luther King who was a Black rights defender.

« Some things in life they just don't wanna see (Ah)
But if Martin Luther was livin'
He wouldn't let this be, no, no »

Franklin Delano Roosevelt who was a former US president the 32nd US president who defended immigration to Ameerica placing everyone in the same place

«  All I wanna say is that they don't really care about us » means « Tout ce que je veux dire, c’est qu’ils ne se soucient pas vraiment de nous » . This clip was shot in the favelas districts in Brazil precisely to show the bumpy side that is not usually shown in Brazil .

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There is also a second version of this song that takes place in prison, it is again to deliver this message of "they do not care about us".
In the prison version, it is less about skin differences, but police violence
is also present in both videos.

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Michael Jackson - They Don't Care About Us (Prison Version) (Official Video)

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Lil Baby - The Bigger Picture (Official Music Video)

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It's too many mothers that's grieving
They killing us for no reason
Been going on for too long to get even
Throw us in cages like dogs and hyenas
I went to court and they sent me to prison
My mama was crushed when they said I can't leave
First I was drunk, then I sobered up quick
When I heard all that time that they gave to Taleeb
He got a life sentence plus
We just some products of our environment
How the fuck they gon' blame us?
You can't fight fire with fire
I know, but at least we can turn up the flames some
Every colored person ain't dumb and all whites not racist
I be judging by the mind and heart, I ain't really into faces
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It's bigger than black and white
It's a problem with the whole way of life
It can't change overnight
But we gotta start somewhere
Might as well gon' 'head start here
We done had a hell of a year
I'ma make it count while I'm here
God is the only man I fear

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1. In the first part of the words published, he talks about police violence, the violence that Blacks suffer from the police. That too many mothers mourn the death of their children, of their sons especially when these mothers ask for justice, they are answered with hatred . He also says that they ( police ) classify each person with colors by putting them all in the same case and sending them directly to prison.

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2. In the second part of the present lyrics , he evokes the time of slavery when blacks were "subject" to white. He says that it’s not just a matter of colors now that it has started for a long time now , for a very long time even and it’s not close to stopping according to him.

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In the clip, you can see several people with the left fist raised . The raised left fist is a sign greeting and a logo symbolizing struggle and combat. This clip took place one month after the death of Georges Flyod , an African-American who died following his arrest by several police officers.

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This song was written in honour of black-skinned people. It evokes the time when they were slaves.

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"Stand Up" - Official Lyric Video - Performed by Cynthia Erivo

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"Stand Up" - Official Lyric Video - Performed by Cynthia Erivo

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Stand up

Take my people with me

Together we are going

To a brand new home

Far across the river

Can you hear freedom calling?

Calling me to answer

Gonna keep on keepin′ on

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The chorus is the part that interests us the most since it is through this chorus that she evokes her community, her black people. When she says "Together we are going

To a brand new home "as if to say that there is it's over. She also evokes the word freedom, which is a very strong word, knowing how they were treated and that they had no freedom.

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There is a version of the song where it is written for Harriet Tubman ( 1820- 1913 ) who is an African-American who campaigned in favour of the abolition of African American slavery, then an anti-racism activist and feminist. This song is a big tribute to his name.

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Pharrell Williams - Freedom (Official Video)

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Your first name is King

Last name is Dom

Cause you still believe in everyone

When a baby first breathes

When night sees sunrise

When the whale hops the sea

When man recognizes

Chorus

Freedom!

Freedom!

Freedom!

Freedom!

Freedom!

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In these words he tries to put everyone in confidence. By using words that can be in serenity for me the person. They believe in people and that the public likes it.

The refrain repeats the word several times, as if to show that we are not totally free and we need this freedom. To behave like free people not to care about people.

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Beyoncé - I Was Here (United Nations World Humanitarian Day Performance Video)

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Beyoncé - I Was Here (United Nations World Humanitarian Day Performance Video)

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I just want them to know

That I gave my all, did my best

Brought someone some happiness

Left this world a little better just because

Chorus :

I was here

I was here, I lived, I loved, I was here

I did, I've done, everything that I wanted

And it was more than I thought it would be

I wanna leave my mark so everyone will know

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In his song Beyoncé wants to mark the world, wants to do good things. To do good things especially for the association in which it is engaged United Nation world. Who helps people in difficulty, the poorest countries and brings peace to the world

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This somewhat special day was introduced four years ago to commemorate the attack on the UN headquarters in Baghdad on August 19, 2003. He had killed 22 United Nations employees.

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By bringing together more than 40 artists for the song "We Are The World" in 1985, "USA for Africa" (United Support of Artists for Africa) has become a global charitable phenomenon. Focus on this beautiful initiative against famine in Ethiopia.

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We are the world (are the world)

We are the children (are the children)

We are the ones who'll make a brighter day so let's start giving (so let's start giving)

There's a choice we're making

We're saving our own lives

It's true we'll make a better day, just you and me

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In this song, they say that we are the world, we are the world tomorrow. We must help each other, it may be important the person I have you in front of you. It is for a better a world at peace without war, just peace. They tell us clearly if you can help people in difficulty do it! And to always stay united together.

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Whitney Houston - I Have Nothing (Official HD Video)

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Whitney Houston - I Have Nothing (Official HD Video)

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In this song she tells us about her love life. It's a song dedicated to his lover.

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I took this song because from a musical point of view "I Have Nothing" is a song of power. By her smaniere of singing, the power in which she sings this song.

Even throughout the world this music is more than known. It can be another form of power too.

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Michael Jackson - Heal The World (Official Video)

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Michael Jackson - Heal The World (Official Video)

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Heal the worldMake it a better placeFor you and for me, and the entire human raceThere are people dyingIf you care enough for the livingMake a better place for you and for me

And the dream we were conceived in will reveal a joyful faceAnd the world we once believed in will shine again in graceThen why do we keep strangling lifeWound this earth, crucify its soul?Though it's plain to see, this world is heavenlyBe god's glow

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This song talks about the world, helping the world. The poorest countries, talk about them. Give them importance.'s

Michael Jackson often writes humanitarian songs to deliver a message of peace. The purpose of this song was for children to tell their concerns about the world and future generations with a spontaneous message said in their own words.

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Breathe out, breathe in

American oxygen

Every breath I breathe

Chasin' this American dream

We sweat for a nickel and a dime

Turn it into an empire

Breathe in, this feeling

American, American oxygen

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In this music Rihanna American artist highlights her country through this song "American Oxygyne".

She evokes the American dream, we have the impression that through this song she tells her own story. She came to the United States illegally. In her music when she says "look it's the American dream" the American dream that anyone arriving in a country dreams of, where of a person being in another country and wanting to live this American dream.

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2Pac or Tupac Amaru Shakur, born Lesane Parish Crooks, is an American rapper, actor and poet. He is now considered one of the greatest musical artists of all time, continuing to sell many records after his death.

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2Pac - Changes (Official Music Video) ft. Talent

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It's time for us as a people to start makin' some changes

Let's change the way we eat

And let's change the way we treat each other

You see, the old way wasn't working so it's on us to do

What we gotta do, to survive

And still I see no changes, can't a brother get a little peace?

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This Songs talks about the cause of blacks it evokes violence between police officers 2Pac in this song wants a change, how change to survive since in the old days of slavery it didn't work it was said that maybe if we make changes in our way of life there may be a change.

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The song uses war as a metaphor when talking about issues that have a direct impact on people of colour, including drugs, poverty, racism and police brutality. Even years after the song still speaks, in the case of Georges Floyd.