TASK 1:
TASK 2: 5 FACTORS DRIVING COVID-19 TRANSMISSION.
The Delta Variant
One is the Delta variant with increased transmissibility, which will result in an increased number of hospitalizations. That could put a burden on the Healthcare System and that can result in increased numbers of people dying.
Vaccine Inequity
Much of the world remains unvaccinated because we do not have equitable distribution of vaccines worldwide and we have not vaccinated those most at risk; People with underlying conditions, people of advanced age. And unfortunately, people are dying because they don't have access to the vaccine.
Social Mixing
The third condition is that we have increased social mixing and social mobility. The more contacts you have means the more potential exposure you can have to this virus.
Inconsistency
And the fourth factor is the inconsistent use of public health and social measures, mask-wearing, hand hygiene, physical distancing, good ventilation.
misinformation
The amount of misinformation that’s out there seems to be getting worse. And I think that’s really confusing for the general public “What do I do?” “How do I keep myself safe?”. And I fear that this is another fifth element that we have now. Fifth factor that is allowing the virus to thrive.
TASK 3: NETFLIX BLACK LEAD
Hey, Queen.
Girls, you have done it again. Constantly raising the bar
for all of us and doing it flawlessly.
Look at you never backing down from a fight, and even when
you get knocked down, you always find a way to get back up. You're constantly
evolving and I am so proud of you.
People will tell you there are things you can't do but you
won't let those stop you.
And
that determination, that grit, that will take you really really far.
I used to be scared too when I was made to feel small. Stand
in your power. You’re light and your radiance is the gift. Remember the
universe is on your side. Keep on reaching for your goals and perfecting your
craft. I see you and never forget that you are loved.
And remember that you are 100% that Queen
TASK 4:
I did everything in my power to be a good student. I dreamed of one day going to one of the best universities in America. But despite my efforts, there were still people in my life who told me that I was setting my sights too high and that a girl like me couldn't get into an elite University. It was like these folks were trying to put me in a little box. A box that fit their constrained expectations of me.
And after a while, I started to wonder maybe I
was dreaming too big. What if these folks were right?
See back then I didn't know what my future held. I didn't know that I'd be accepted to a top university. I didn't know that I'd go on to get a law degree and become an NGO director
(Non- Governmental Organization) and a hospital executive and eventually First Lady of the United States. Those kinds of achievements seemed totally out of reach when I was your age.
You all have everything you need rise above all the noise and fulfill every last one of
your dreams and it is so important that you do that not just for yourselves but for all of us.“
My son was attacked even though he's the second generation. He was attacked and he was called a Paki. Now you tell me, how does a person take a Paki? What do we say? Is that a name Paki? what is it?
I'm not a Paki, he's not a Paki. We're human beings that are being labeled. Why do we have labels? I'm from a Sikh faith. Many of you are from Muslim faiths as well but we are faiths and we haven't got a label "Paki".
And my son said "Mom, what do I do? I work for security, do I walk around and say no I'm not a Paki, I'm Sikh?
I said "No, son. You are a human being and the other thing, white supremacy, that's how we feel.
I was born in this country. My father served in this country but it is white Supremacy that is dividing everybody.
I don't like being called a "wog" ( a dark skinned person). I'm a human being. I went to school, I used to be called Curryface. Is that a name? That's disgraceful, I don't like it.
We have to abolish all this race hate, color hate.
You and I, everyone here has the same amount of bones, same amount of blood. You take my skin off and we're exactly the same. Where has racism come from?
I found myself at the age of , just feeling like a complete
failure. We all hit that moment in life where things just are not going how you
thought they would go. The alarm would go off at 6 in the morning and I would
lie there and I would think about how much we had fought the night before, and
I would think about a fact that I was unemployed and I would hit the snooze
button.
All day long the tiny decisions that take you so far off
track, staying at a job that you hate is a decision, staying with a somebody
that treats you like garbage is a decision. And in order to change, you have
about 5 Second window in which you can move from idea to action before your
brain kicks into full gear and sabotages any change in behavior.
The next morning, the alarm goes off and I count it out loud
and then I stood up. And for the first time in three months, I had beaten my
habit of hitting the snooze button. You can outsmart your own brain. They are
tricks that you can use that actually really outsmart the tricks your brain
plays on you in futherance of higher purpose. And then I started to notice
something really interesting. There were moments all day long, and if I didn't
move within 5 Seconds, my brain was step in and talked me out of it.
We all know what to do. None of us know how to make
ourselves do it. You're going to have to
do things that are difficult, uncertain or scary. The truth is that you're
never going to feel ready to make these changes. It's your job to push
yourself. Change comes down to 5-second decisions. This is why the five-second
rules is important for everybody. Because I went from getting up on time and
waking up on time to shaking up my entire life.
The fact about human beings is our minds are designed to you
at all cost from doing anything that might hurt you. But you can always make a
decision. That's always in your control. Every human being has a 5-second
window, it might even be shorter.
Everything comes down to the decisions that you make, and if
you change your decisions, you will change everything. Your life comes down to
your decisions because when you understand the power of 5-second decisions, and
you understand that you always have a charce to go from autopilot to decision
maker, everything in your life will change.
Bonus 2: Yuh-Jung Youn, Oscar Speech
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