Learn English meaning of '#Not My President'
Date: Dec 16 2016
Themes: Celebrity, News, Pop Culture
Intro
On November 8th, 2016, millions of Americans voted for president. Donald Trump, an American businessman, won. He will become the new U.S. president in January 2017. This news made some people feel happy, but other people feel very disappointed.
After November 8th, a online trend began: #NotMyPresident. Americans who don’t want to accept Trump as president are using this hashtag. They want people to know that they’re against Trump. This election made many people want to be more active in politics.
Vocab
Example She's really active in animal rights. She has a website about it and she volunteers at the local animal shelter.
Example I'm disappointed with the way she handled herself at the party last night.
Example There's a trend in the US for college students to move in with their parents once they're finished with school.
Example I will accept your offer to help me move this weekend if you let me buy you dinner.
Example I'm against raising the minimum wage. I think it sounds good, but it won't fix the problems in our society.
Quiz
Discussion
Are you active in your country’s politics? When was the last time you felt disappointed by something?
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