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Pages 90-91
Pages 92-93
Pages 94-95
Page 97
Pages 98-99
Pages 102-103
Pages 104-105
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In
the truck
 Japanese Americans
in WWII: basic information • Read the following
Wikipedia articles for details: Anti-Japanese
sentiment in the USA; Japanese
American internment;
Executive Order 9066;
War Relocation Authority.
Densho
• The Densho website is here to "preserve the
testimonies of Japanese Americans who were unjustly incarcerated
during World War II".
JARDA
• The Japanese American Relocation Digital Archive,
from the University of California. People, places, daily
life, personal experiences.
Beyond
barbed wire • A report about Salem residents
who went to an internment camp. With videos and photos.
More about internment
camps • The University of Washington has
a very informative exhibit about Camp
Harmony, with lots of information about daily life.
The Library of Congress offers picture gallery with a
complete book about Manzanar
as seen by Ansel Adams, one of the greatest American photographers. |
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Audio:
Cyberbullying
American campaigns
against cyberbullying • Learn about the
national
Delete Bullying campaign, and listen to the radio
ad again. There are many other anti-cyberbullting websites,
like Stop
cyberbullying,
cyberbullying.us, and the Canadian
cyberbullying.ca.
UK campaigns against
cyberbullying • Visit the government's anti
cyberbullying website, and also Beat
Bullying, the UK's leading bullying prevention charity,
which has a lot of YouTube
videos. |
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1: A witch! |
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94-95 - Text
2: Life is not a game |
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ACLU and privacy |
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ACLU (USA) • The American Civil
Liberties Union is the biggest organization defending
citizens' rights in the USA. From their homepage,
you can access two sections that deal with privacy: "Privacy
& Technology" and "Safe
and Free". You can also pay a visit to the ACLU
of Northern California, which published the article. |
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97 - Views |
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102-103 - Issue:
Who is to blame? |
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Weird court cases
• Many websites explore bizarre court cases, especially
in the USA. Faces
of Lawsuit Abuse has videos whowing the victims. CFIF
/ Jester's courtroom features cases that are "stranger
than fiction". Finally, you can see who won the Stella
awards for the most ridiculous lawsuits. |
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Text: The wrong tongue |
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