Black Lives Matter (Terminale)
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| Anglais | Français |
|---|---|
| Black Lives Matter (BLM) | le mouvement Black Lives Matter |
| police brutality | les violences policières |
| systemic racism | le racisme systémique |
| to take a knee | poser un genou à terre (en signe de protestation) |
| a peaceful protest | une manifestation pacifique |
| to tear down a statue | déboulonner une statue |
Le mouvement naît en 2013 avec le hashtag #BlackLivesMatter. En 2020, la mort de George Floyd, tué par un policier à Minneapolis, provoque des manifestations dans le monde entier. Au Royaume-Uni, à Bristol, des manifestants jettent à l'eau la statue d'Edward Colston, marchand d'esclaves.
Mise en situation : un débat
À retenir
- Black Lives Matter, police brutality, systemic racism.
- to protest, a peaceful protest, to take a knee, to tear down a statue. George Floyd (2020).
Exercice 1 : Black Lives Matter : exercice 1 (QCM)
- « les violences policières »
- police brutality
- police violence of
- police brutal
- « le racisme systémique »
- systemic racism
- system racism
- systematic racist
- « poser un genou à terre »
- to take a knee
- to put a knee of
- to take a knife
- « déboulonner une statue »
- to tear up a statue
- to tear down a status
- to tear down a statue
- Le hashtag apparaît en...
- 1963
- 2013
- 2020
- George Floyd a été tué à...
- New York
- Minneapolis
- Atlanta
- À Bristol, la statue déboulonnée était celle de...
- Edward Colston
- Queen Victoria
- Winston Churchill
- « un marchand d'esclaves »
- a slave trader
- a slave trainer
- a slavery dealer of
- « une manifestation pacifique »
- a peaceful protest
- a pacific protest
- a peace protest of
- « de ses propres yeux »
- with them own eyes
- with their own eyes
- with their proper eyes
Exercice 2 : Black Lives Matter : exercice 2 (à compléter)
- Everyone saw police .......................... .
- Racism is .......................... .
- Protesters tore .......................... a statue.
- Players take a .......................... before matches.
- It was a peaceful .......................... .
- Why should we .......................... a slave trader?
- Black Lives .......................... .
- It was .......................... .
- Statues like that belong in .......................... .
- I understand their .......................... .
Exercice 3 : Black Lives Matter : mise en situation
- Le prof demande pourquoi il y a eu des manifestations.
- Why the death of George Floyd caused protests?
- Why did the death of George Floyd cause protests around the world?
- Why did the death of George Floyd caused protests?
- Parce que ça a été filmé.
- Because it was filmed.
- Because it filmed.
- Because it was filming.
- Tout le monde l'a vu de ses yeux.
- Everyone saw it with their own eyes.
- Everyone saw it with their proper eyes.
- Everyone seen it with their own eyes.
- Le racisme est systémique.
- Racism is systematic of.
- The racism are systemic.
- Racism is systemic.
- Ils ont déboulonné la statue d'un marchand d'esclaves.
- Protesters tore up a status of a slave trader.
- Protesters tore down a statue of a slave trader.
- Protesters teared down a statue of a slave trader.
- Était-ce juste ?
- Was that right?
- Were that right?
- Was that just of?
- Tu comprends leur colère.
- I understand their anger.
- I understand there anger.
- I'm understanding their angry.
- Ces statues ont leur place dans les musées.
- Statues like that belong in museums.
- Statues like that belong to museums of.
- Statues like that belongs in museums.
- Les joueurs posent un genou à terre.
- The players take a knee.
- The players take a knife.
- The players put a knee.
- Il faut une justice égale pour tous.
- We need equal justice for all.
- We need equal justices for all.
- We need equality justice for all.
Corrigé
Exercice 1
1. a) police brutality · 2. a) systemic racism · 3. a) to take a knee · 4. c) to tear down a statue · 5. b) 2013 · 6. b) Minneapolis · 7. a) Edward Colston · 8. a) a slave trader · 9. a) a peaceful protest · 10. b) with their own eyes
Exercice 2
1. brutality · 2. systemic · 3. down · 4. knee · 5. protest · 6. honour · 7. Matter · 8. filmed · 9. museums · 10. anger
Exercice 3
1. b) Why did the death of George Floyd cause protests around the world? · 2. a) Because it was filmed. · 3. a) Everyone saw it with their own eyes. · 4. c) Racism is systemic. · 5. b) Protesters tore down a statue of a slave trader. · 6. a) Was that right? · 7. a) I understand their anger. · 8. a) Statues like that belong in museums. · 9. a) The players take a knee. · 10. a) We need equal justice for all.