Además de temas de LGTBQIA + esta entrada ve el indefinido vs imperfecto, y los pronombres de objeto directo e indirecto.
Profedeele
Preguntas sobre la creatividad
¿Consideras que eres una persona creativa?
¿Eras más creativo de niño o ahora?
¿Conoces a alguna persona muy creativa?
¿Qué otras características especiales tienen las personas creativas?
¿Crees que es posible desarrollar la creatividad?
¿Cómo podemos potenciar la creatividad?
¿Hay que dejar a los niños total libertad para desarrollar su creatividad?
¿Crees que en la sociedad actual es importante ser creativo?
¿Hay algo que te gustaría hacer y no puedes?
Podcasts de Duolingo
Episode 43: Drag queen de nacimiento (Born to Drag)
Episode 41: La lucha por la identidad (The Fight for Identity)
Juego
La coartada
Imágenes
https://www.pagina12.com.ar/diario/suplementos/soy/1-481-2008-12-12.html
Epic Gallery: 150 Years Of Lesbians And Other Lady-Loving-Ladies
Para traducir desde el inglés
(desde Art-Sheep)
Craig Davies for Art-Sheep
Massachusetts-based photographer Sage Sohier has been photographing people in their environments for more than 30 years. One of her most powerful and inspiring series is At Home with Themselves: Same-Sex Couples, a photographic work that captures the lives of homosexual families in the America of the 80s.
Sohier was the witness of the private moments in the domestic lives of gay couples and their families who were photographed between 1986 and 1988, a time when the world was still getting over the AIDS epidemic and was forming a consciousnessregarding gay rights.
The photographer herself, was not a stranger to gay families, as in the late 1970s she discovered that her father, who was separated from her mother, was gay. This revelation inspired her to explore the world of gay people in a time when they were being marginalized and rejected by the American society. She began interviewing and photographing gay and lesbian friends and acquaintances within their private homes, while later she built a wider network by going to gay clubs and pride marches, traveling across the country and posting ads in local gay newspapers.
Sohier’s project was coming to life during a period when gay people were being seen as irresponsible sinners. She undermined these biased views and captured a world that was neither sinful nor dangerous. She captured a sweet, tender world based on love and devotion. She now sees this work as a courageous act of defiance against a society that expected gay people to stay silent.
After this project was completed Sohier shared her work with a father and his partner Lee, as a way to “come out for him”, a way to express her acceptance and understanding.
Un museo
Unas artistas
Harmony Hammond
Gerda Wegener
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