Black Flag

stammer Zozoter : to have a lisp Répugnant : loathsome Hilarité : mirth Economiser : to save up Bien aiguisé (couteau) : sharp (tranchant,coupant) Enivrant : intoxicating Perturbé / Instable : disturbed Signaler / Baliser : to flag Un carton (foot) : a flag CUISINE casserole : saucepan une cruche d'eau : a jug of water couverts : cutlery passoire: colander four: oven DIRECTION tout droit : straight on en direction de : towards à côté de : next to derrière : behind en face

des années 90 a été effectuée après la fin de l’apartheid en 1992 et représente l’espoir et la paix. This picture is a photography representing a black woman who is walking behind in front of a wall mural. The wall mural his is representing the South-African flag and is its symbol in all over the world Nelson Mandela, the first post-apartheid black president who is smiling. The mural is entirely made with hands that which have been dipped in paint of different colors allowed the formation of

volatile and many people were afraid of any social change that might result in confrontation. Page 14 Some questions about the case What injustice does the plaintiff seek to rectify? Plessy wants to abolish segregation. He wants the right, as a black person, to go in « white only » areas, in this case on a train. What is the main legal principle involved in this case? Dissention. « Seperate but equal ». Also, « states rights ». What was the decision ? Plessy lost. The majority said that

Afrikaans looks and sounds like Dutch. Apartheid means separate development of the races. Apartheid was first introduced in South Africa in the early 20th century. The South Africa was divided into 4 groups: blacks, whites, coloreds, Asians. Township separate ghettos for blacks and whites people around big cities. = shanty towns Passport passport to work in white areas Coloureds is half-castes Obligations They had to have a passport to work in white areas They needed to live in township

Lincoln's emancipation proclamation in 1863. The 14th makes anyone born or naturalized in the USA a citizen. Section 1, designed to respond to the Black Codes passed in some southern states to prevent former slaves from leaving their original plantation, from suing in court or testifying => Dred Scott decision. Amendments 13 and 14, still barred Blacks from voting Amendment 15 (1869, 1870) closed the last loophole (= une lacune, une faille) in the establishment of civil rights for former slaves, stating

the southern tip of South Africa, the largest of the three, is the legislative capital. 2) This latter is also Affectionately known as the "Mother City", because it was the first established town in South Africa. 3) South Africa, was originally a black community, whereas it’s now known for being ethnically diverse. Indeed, it can be considered as a multicoloured country since the first Europeans’ settling in 1652 by the Dutch seafarer Jan van Riebeeck and his crew. 4) The arrival of the Dutch in

The African National Congress My subject deals with the African National Congress. Members founded the organization on 8th January 1912 to increase the rights and freedoms of the black South African population. So, the ANC is a national liberation movement. PART ONE: HISTORY AND EVOLUTION OF THE ANC For nine decades, ANC has led the struggle against racism and oppression, organizing mass resistance, mobilizing the international community and taking up the armed struggle against apartheid

in capital letters it’s written Mandela for president, and at the bottom, it’s written the people’s choice; an there is a flag and the ANC logo ,too. The ANC is the African National Congress, the political party defending the black Africans’ rights. Mandela’s photo is torn in the upper part as the man who is holding this poster has pushed his head through the poster. The black man ,wearing a cap is smiling and holding up his right arm. It may be during the election campaign or after the overwhelming

the end of apartheid and also the first held on a non-racial base and with universal suffrage. The election was conducted under the direction of the Independent Electoral Commission. We can say this because these elections were the first to have a black candidate: Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela (born 18 July 1918) and were the first to be really democratic in a republic close to a dictarship. 19,726,579 votes were counted and 193,081 were rejected as invalid. The ANC won the elections with the 62 % of

document is a black and white cartoon by a cartoonist called Plante. It was published in 2004 in Chattanooga times and it deals with America and its foreign policy. To comment on this picture we shall first describe it and then we’ll analyse its message. So first of all, let’s describe what we can see. The scene seems to take place on another planet, perhaps Mars or Jupiter, because there are aliens on it. They are situated in the foreground, on the left hand side. Their bodies have black dots, they