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learning English > lycées français > seconde > anglais
compréhension et expression écrites / orales
tronc commun > 8 thèmes au programme en 2020-2021
sports et société
et la prononciation en anglais, ajoutez TransOver et Pronounce
baseball, basketball, boxing, American football, Formula One, U.S. Olympians
Art house: a celebration of football murals – in pictures
Manchester, UK Raheem Sterling has earned widespread praise for his fight against racism and is setting up a foundation to help disadvantaged young people in Britain.
Photograph: Carl Recine/Ruters
From Yashin to Rashford, fans have immortalised their idols in emulsion.
Here are the best efforts … and some near-misses
November 18, 2020 The Guardian (UK)
https://www.theguardian.com/football/gallery/2020/nov/17/
October 26, 2020 NPR (USA) article + photo + audio podcast with transcript
https://www.npr.org/2020/10/25/
Jaylen Hoard, basketteur engagé - À l'air libre Mediapart 17 September 2020
Jaylen Hoard, basketteur engagé - À l'air libre Video Mediapart 17 September 2020
En plateau, Jaylen Hoard, basketteur franco-américain qui joue à Portland et qui a participé à la grève de la NBA.
YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRzpvj6Twq8
Why The Olympics Punished Me For Protesting NYT 8 September 2020
Why The Olympics Punished Me For Protesting Video NYT Opinion 8 September 2020
In sports arenas around the world, taking a knee is no longer taboo — it’s trending. But there’s at least one place where protesting is still not allowed. The Olympic medal podium. In the video Op-Ed above, the track and field Olympian Gwen Berry confronts Thomas Bach, president of the International Olympic Committee, over what she feels is his organization’s hypocrisy: Olympians are celebrated for their courage, drive and tenacity. But if they are spurred by those same traits to demand racial justice? That’s a punishable offense. On the podium at the 2019 Pan Am Games, Berry raised her fist. Then she paid for it. She was reprimanded by the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee and is now unsponsored. She is among the top hammer throwers in the world, but hasn’t received an athletic grant since protesting. Berry is a Black woman without a safety net defying a global organization that brought in $165 million in profits in 2018. Yet athletes like her — who often scrape by — are faced with an impossible dilemma: keep their mouths shut or jeopardize their career to fight for justice. Berry has fought to get to where she is today. She was raised by her grandmother in a household of 13 in Ferguson, Mo. After having a son at age 15, she earned a college scholarship and became a top hammer thrower. While training to qualify for the Olympics in 2016, she held down two jobs — working at Dick’s Sporting Goods during the day and delivering Insomnia Cookies at night — and helped support 10 extended-family members back home. Last month, Team USA formed a council to make recommendations on race and social justice. But Berry says as long as free speech is censored, volunteer committees are not enough. As for what she really wants? You’ll have to hear it from her in the video above. This time, she won’t be silenced. YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=as-4j9GauOk
USA
July 4, 2020 NPR (USA) article + photo + audio podcast with transcript
https://www.npr.org/2020/07/04/
USA
From Muhammad Ali to Colin Kaepernick, the proud history of black protest in sport
Muhammad Ali gives a Black Power salute before entering Madison Square Garden to fight Oscar Bonavena in 1971.
Photograph: Santi Visalli Inc./Getty Images
July 2, 2020 The Guardian (UK) article + photos
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2020/jul/02/
Hands up, don't shoot': how athletes have protested racial injustice in recent years G 3 June 2020
Hands up, don't shoot': how athletes have protested racial injustice in recent years Video G 3 June 2020
The sporting world has been echoing the global outrage over the death of George Floyd.
Throughout the past decade sport stars, and in particular black athletes, have been able to use their platform to speak out.
Here's a look at previous times they've called out racial injustice YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/
NFL players send message to Trump in national anthem dispute ABC 25 September 2017
NFL players send message to Trump in national anthem dispute Video ABC News 25 September 2017 YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLLDZE_Jhys
activist
https://www.theguardian.com/news/audio/2020/dec/23/
take a knee
https://www.theguardian.com/news/audio/2020/dec/23/
Related > Anglonautes > Vocapedia
Cassius Marcellus Clay Jr. / Muhammad Ali 1942-2016
painting > street art > artwork, graffiti, murals
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