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"What's happened to you? How come vou are back so early?" lturn him on his back. He is laughing. "ïhe most amazing thing has happened today. This is the happiest day of my tife," he oectarcs. "What is it? Have you won the lottery?" "No. Something even better than winning the lottery. I have seen Armaan Ali." Bit by breathless bit, the whote story comes out. How Salim caught a glimpse ofArmaan Ali while doing his daily round in Ghatkopar. The star was atightjng ffom his Mercedes-Benz to enter a five-star

Entre-deux qui n’aboutit par pour autant à une émancipation. Analyse du mouvement féministe qui a pris forme aux côtés du southern civil rights movement et dela new left essentiellement estudiantine. Chapitre II. Southern White Women in a Southern Black movement. Parallèle établi entre les Southern movements des années 1830 / 1960. Superposition du combat antiraciste et féministe : le cas des sœurs Grimké. Question : association de fait ou théorique ? « exiles both as women and as abolitionists »

which wants to open some Tea rooms in Paris. Paul meets Jean Marie, a 50 years old man who is his boss His crew : Bernard, Marc, Stephanie and Nicole Christine, Jean Marie’s secretary He was going to have a fair with Christine but she screw it up because of her boyfriend. Paul realizes that it’s difficult to live in Paris when you’re not a Parisian yet. Paris is like an ocean. When you are a shark, everything is alright, but when you’re not, you ought to become quickly

short reminder: American immigration policy until 1965 Debate: a lot of question about immigration today in US. The existence of the US is linked to the immigration. US created as asylum of a refuge for all the people that were poor, persecuted, etc. ->for a long time the US practiced an open door policy: they welcomed all the people who wanted to go. 19th: They started restricting, limiting immigration with a few law, measure: • Chinese Exclusion Act (1882) • Literacy Test (1917)

culture/history of a nation story of a life/events, ex: Alex's life is part of his identity dreams: the dreams we make are a reflect of our identity =>There is a parallel between the characters looking for their identity and the Scottish endeavour to strenghten their sense of national identity. Plan: 1.How do the characters of The Bridge characterize Alex's identity/personality? How is the theme of identity treated through the characters of The Bridge? 2.How in The Bridge, the Scottish

ici , là là et là des nuances de noire qui forment des ombres. Et ici là et là des couleurs blanches qui font entrée la lumière dans la pièce. Il y a donc beaucoup de contraste dans cette peinture. You can see here, here and here there shades of black that form shadows. Here and here and here white colors that input light in the room. .There are so many contrasts in this painting. Diapo4: On peut voir icic, ici et là du orange, Puis la ici et là du jaune. Les autres couleurs sont très foncés

the time, things will sort themselves out, and you forgive. Forgiveness is something a few people are able to give, but must we forget ? At first sight, forgive is a decision and forget is not. First, I would like to talk about the fact that we must forget, actually in order to be sure to have forgiven. Otherwise, you still think about the story that happened, you will always want to ask for an explanation, and so, you will never get on well with people. If you don't leave behind bad things

The ethnic population of London An article of the BBC, published on July 2010, stated “UK's ethnic minority numbers 'to rise to 20% by 2051”. Actually, it is said that the proportion of black, Asian and other ethnic minorities will rise from 8% of the population, as recorded in the 2001 census, to 20% by 2051. The Leeds study suggested the population is also set to become more racially diverse as well as less segregated over the coming years. The study, based on computer modeling, suggested white

Dubois essay In W.E.B. Du Bois’s The Souls of Black Folk (1903), he shares his perspective on individuals and how their experiences affect their degree of psychological attachment to their culture of origin. DuBois’s most direct statement on this matter is his often quoted “double-consciousness:”“Its is a peculiar sensation, this double-consciousness, this sense of always looking at one’s self through the eyes of others, of measuring one’s soul by the tape of a world that looks on in amused contempt

est considéré comme un prophète par les adeptes du mouvement rastafari, d’où son surnom Moses ou The Black Moses, Moses se traduisant par Moïse en français. Précurseur du panafricanisme, il se fait le chantre de l’union des noirs du monde entier à travers son journal The Negro World et le promoteur obstiné du retour des descendants des esclaves noirs vers l’Afrique (ce qu'on appelle le "Back to Africa"). Enfance et jeunesse Né en Jamaïque en 1887, un an après l'abolition de l'esclavage à Cuba