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on April 25, 2021

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LGBT SONGS TUNGKOL SA DISKRIMINASYON

Village People, "YMCA" (1978) Ang Mga Tao ng Village ay hindi kailanman isang bagong gawa o bagong pagkamangha. Ang pangkat ay binuo at pinaglihi ni Ang Pranses na si Jacques Morali, na nagmamasid sa Greenwich Village ay "napakalakas, positibong mga lalaking Amerikanong stereotype, "bilang si Glenn Hughes (ang" Biker ") ipinaliwanag kay Rolling Stone sa isang kwentong pabalat noong Abril 1979. "Mayroong isang buong mistisismo na nakakabit sa isang 'Amerikano.' "Nagsimula ang sextet sa gay club ngunit, na may isang hanay ng mga hit, pinalawak sa pambansang mga paglilibot at TV mga pagpapakita, na nagbibigay ng disco ng isang makikilalang mukha. Ang kanta na tumutukoy inilagay ang mga ito sa panteon na ipinagbibili ng isang nakagugulat na 10 milyong-plus na kopya sa buong mundo at nananatiling isang kasal at bar mitzvah mainstay, kahit na ito ay tumutukoy sa tao sa tao aksyon sa mga pampublikong gym. Sa parehong kwentong Rolling Stone na

The Soul Of The Great Bell: A Reflection

The Soul Of The Great Bell: A Reflection INTRO: The soul of the great bell is a chinese legend by Lafcanio Hearn. This story is all about father daughter relationship. This story is from the past but we can still apply the lessons from it to the present. BODY: Chinese's tradition foot binding, Was seen as sign of beauty and preparation for marriage. When a girl was of a marriageable age but men and women have different marriageable age men are 20 yrs and women are 22, The mothers of marriageable men would come to her home and check the size of her feet. Kouan-Yu had a daughter named Ko-Ngai. She loved her father so much that she refused a hundred of suitors. So Ko-Ngai preferred her father than than other men. The part of the story when Ko-Ngai saw her father' letter from Yung-Lo telling her father if he wo

20th century Filipino inspired ART

“The Musicians” by One of the first Abstractionists on the Philippine art scene Vicente Manansala is also credited with bridging the gap between the city and the suburbs, between the rural and cosmopolitan ways of life. His paintings depict a nation in transition, an allusion to the new culture brought by the Americans. Manansala together with Fabian de la Rosa are among the best-selling Philippine artists in the West.

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