Back in Black

Luther King was born in January 1929, and he had been assassinated in April 1968. He was an American clergyman, and he’s famous to be an iconic figure in advancement of civil rights, but also to use nonviolent methods to prove that black people must have the same rights than white people. During the 60’s, he fought for liberty, equality and freedom. He fought against racial segregation and racial discrimination, and he had an impact because few years after his dead, the black people were equal.

to to 'I and I' in his songs? Well the key is in understanding the Rastafarian culture and believes which is not considered a religion but more as a way of life. In the 1920 s Jamaican people were living in poverty and felt that their culture was being destroyed by white imperialism. A man named Marcus Garvey changed that when he began to preach a new philosophy "Back to Africa". He spoke of the redemption of black people through a future black African King. 10 years

people who traditionnal voted for the democratic party. The poor whites, the 1960s, the democratic in racial minorities, so poor whites started to feel that the main focus was minorities, so they felt neglected. In fact, these people moved to reagan party, was the candidate of white traditionnal values. These people actually voted to Reagan. That's why those people are called the "Reagan Democrats". In political strategy, the main group is "reagan democrats" (he is very very important) because others

Bon Scott meurt le 19 février 1980, après une nuit de forte consommation d'alcool. Le groupe envisage alors la dissolution mais l'ancien chanteur Brian Johnson, est choisi comme remplaçant de Bon Scott. La même année, le groupe sort l'album Back in Black, leur plus grand succès mondial à ce jour. L'album suivant, For Those About to Rock We Salute You, a aussi beaucoup de succès et est le premier de leurs albums à atteindre la première place des ventes aux États-Unis. La popularité d'AC/DC commence

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I HAVE A DREAM. On August 28th 1963 Martin Luther King stood in front of more than 250 000 potest marchers in Washington D.C and gave one of the most famous speeches in U.S history. This protest march was the longest demonstration in the U.S at that time. About 30 000 marchers were white people, the other marchers were black. They come from all parts of the country into the nation’s capital becouse they wanted change. They wanted equality for all American. On this day, he looked up at the crowd

The scene is set in albama in the late 1970s. It was a hot, bright day. Everything was burning – the roofs, the shrubs, the asphalt, our bike seats, our skin, our hair. Allison’s father was watering the lawn, and Allison and I rode our bikes over the soggy grass and through the whirling water that jetted out of the sprinkler. I lived on Prospect Street then. I was eight and Allison was ten. We were the only kids on the block, so we were best friend by default. I was the first to see the

character in Old Greenwich, too frail to break an egg but strong enough to have lasted this long, and nobody dared ask just how long she had lasted. Centuries seemed appropriate when you looked at the skin on her hands. She coughed dryily. Most of the kids from round the block had come to the farewell party that they were throwing in my honor, as I made my way back to England after nine years of life in Connecticut, and I knew almost all of them. We sat in front of her, my elder brother in front of

share her interest in Barbies and Hall and Oates(4). During the summer, we spend a lot of time riding our bikes, playing Clue, and pretending to be married. But I don't think she liked me very much, and I don't know if I liked her either. [...] I was the firest to see the younger girl standing in the middle of Prospect Street, straddling(5) her bike, watching us. I heard someone laughing when I almost collided with Allison. I looked up, and there she was. I smiled. She smiled back. Prospect Street

Fashion (Page 1 of 2) Black and other ethnic models are still not well represented on fashion runways. With New York Fashion Week now over, design houses have moved on to filling the orders buyers placed after viewing the trends that came down the runway. Critics have adjudicated the hits, the collection photos have been disseminated, and all the models are packed and ready for the next round of catwalk appearances. All, that is, except the dozens of black and other ethnic models, who are