A great cross-curricular introduction for tutor time or pupil enrichment to people's stories is the Attitudes matter PowerPoint and associated teachers' notes, which introduce the themes of the film and lead into finding examples of discrimination in the present day, times when we have seen someone being treated badly and how difficult it can be to stand up for what we know is right.
A true example of the present-day American Dream in our world of social media, the aspiring TV writer went from tweeter, to book writer, to co-creator, co-executive producer and writer for his very own TV show in less than a year.
The creepy clown thus embodies wider cultural faultlines of the present day – consider, for example, the polemics (especially in France) about women who wear the burqa and thereby keep their faces covered in public.
Of the many hundreds of cultivars named and sold in the 19th and early 20th centuries, few have survived to the present day; examples of some that are still available are 'Emperor Fredrick', 'Emperor William' (aka 'Kaiser Wilhelm'), 'Defiance' and 'Blanche de Meru'.
Most of the present day additives are synthetic acrylate based.
The vulnerability to volcanic earthquakes of traditionally constructed buildings has, however, remained a serious example of un-ameliorated risk exposure through to the present day.
Ronald Reagan's firing of the striking air-traffic controllers in 1981 was only the most public example of a vigorous anti-union backlash that continues to the present day.
This fundamental belief that black life is expendable can be traced from enslavement to the present day, in, for example, policies of policing, surveillance and imprisonment, redistricting and voter ID laws, neoliberal privatization and the widely regurgitated rhetoric that refashions black suffering into black pathology.
For example, successful orders could be defined as those with the most present-day species, or as those that have persisted to the present day regardless of group size.
Aristophanes, for example, is most well known for writing comedic plays, 11 of which have managed to survive to the present day.
Letters of Note contains 125 examples that range from a clay tablet in the 14th century BC to almost the present day.
