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Ottawa celebrates St Patrick s Day in the orange COVID-19 restriction zone

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HSS - St Patrick s day - why so many US presidents like to say I m Irish - Queen Mary University of London

Joe Biden is President of the United States At a crowded campaign event early in the 2020 US election race, Joe Biden was asked for “a quick word for the BBC”. Half-incredulously, Biden glanced over his shoulder, replying, “The BBC? I’m Irish,” before flashing a smile and disappearing into an adjacent room. The video gained substantial attention after Biden’s victory last November. It seemingly foretold an ominous shift in the US-UK relationship from a son of a British immigrant who loved the Queen (“A great, great woman,” oozed Donald Trump after a state banquet in 2019) to a man who wouldn’t even speak to the BBC on grounds of his Irish ancestry.

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Consent classes must be carefully constructed

Consent classes must be carefully constructed March 18, 2021 12.03am Normal text size Credit: Great suggestions from Fiona Martin for teaching protective behaviours at preschool age and consent education in Year 7 (“Start consent classes by year 7: Liberal MP”, March 17). It will take more than inserts into the existing curriculum, however. Barriers such as funding for teacher training (not synthetic online courses), education of resistant elements in the community and a general acceptance of gender role education need to happen before all teachers feel confident to teach such necessary but controversial issues. Vanessa Tennent, Oatley As a former teacher, I can assure Martin that lessons taught at school cannot override lessons learnt at home, which begin long before formal schooling starts. Without appropriate role models and environment in the home, the effectiveness of lessons at school about consent, or bullying for that matter, will not overcome the serious socia

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Why Joe Biden keeps quoting Seamus Heaney on when hope and history rhyme

President Joe Biden (CNS photo/Reuters/Tom Brenner) and Seamus Heaney (Niall Carson/PA Wire) Upon the occasion of his acceptance of the Democratic nomination for president on Aug. 20, President Joe Biden quoted a poet’s words with which we are all now familiar: “The Irish poet Seamus Heaney once wrote: ‘History says/ Don’t hope on this side of the grave/ But then, once in a lifetime/ The longed-for tidal wave/ Of justice can rise up/ And hope and history rhyme.’” In many ways, these words have charted the highs and lows of President Biden’s recent career. He used them as far back as his failed presidential campaign in 2008, and he paraphrased them on the evening of his inauguration in January. Indeed, Joe Biden has gone to the Heaney well so many times that he has made fun of himself for it. “My colleagues always kid me about quoting Irish poets all the time. They think I do it because I’m Irish,” he told Chinese officials in 2013. “I do it because they’re

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Is Joe Biden Irish? A Look at the President s Ancestry on St Patrick s Day

Is Joe Biden Irish? A Look at the President s Ancestry on St. Patrick s Day On 3/17/21 at 9:50 AM EDT President Joe Biden is known to be proud of his Irish roots, so we take a look at his ancestral connection to the country as it celebrates St. Patrick s Day. St. Patrick s Day is held annually on March 17 the date the patron saint of Ireland is said to have died in the fifth century. Biden has often spoken about his Irish heritage and quotes poet Seamus Heaney in his speeches, including a verse from The Cure at Troy during his Democratic nomination acceptance speech.

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