Anticipation - Elements of correction:
• Feeling misled — artists said they had been assured that the event was nonpartisan and inclusive of all states; later political branding or presidential involvement appeared inconsistent with those assurances.
• Symbolic withdrawal — performers do not merely cancel entertainment: they withdraw cultural legitimacy and make the dispute visible to audiences beyond institutional politics.
• Presidential presence — a president may legitimately represent the nation at a civic anniversary, but personal branding, campaign-style rhetoric, partisan partners or unequal control can shift representation into appropriation.
• Patriotism vs partisanship — patriotism can celebrate a shared polity while allowing criticism and plural memories; partisanship presents one political camp’s values, leaders or historical narrative as the nation itself.
• Necessary nuance — politicised does not automatically mean illegitimate. The issue is whether alternative voices remain represented and whether public celebration is used to confer electoral or ideological advantage.
Lesson - Elements of correction:
Video comprehension: 
elements-of-correction-hour-1.pdf (87.46 Ko)
Oral synthesis:
Case studies on Native Americans & argued paragraph: elements-of-correction-hour-2.pdf (96.62 Ko)
Let's Anticipate for next week (read the documents and highlight what sounds important to you, search the vocabulary you need):
sujet-entraînement-lva.pdf (1.9 Mo)