Lesson Plan: On 'Being 13' - The New York Times
Students explore this immersive Times feature, engage in cross-generational conversations about the issues raised and experiment with expert advice on healthy phone and social media habits.
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Students explore this immersive Times feature, engage in cross-generational conversations about the issues raised and experiment with expert advice on healthy phone and social media habits.
- like, everything. it's been a lot of growing, you know, because, like, when i started releasing music with la maldad, i was male-presenting. i still go by the same name, which is villano antillano. - the music collective la maldad helped launch villano's career with early hits like "pájara." - [singing in spanish] - and my gender changed. my gender expression changed. i grew sonically. and, like, when i medically transitioned, like, how i understood music changed. - changed as well. - because your brain changes. and the way you process data and information changes. - oh, wow. - being true t...
- the music collective la maldad helped launch villano's career with early hits like "pájara." - [singing in spanish] - and my gender changed. my gender expression changed. i grew sonically. and, like, when i medically transitioned, like, how i understood music changed. - changed as well. - because your brain changes. and the way you process data and information changes. - oh, wow. - being true to herself paid off when her hit "bzrp music sessions, number 51" found international success. - [singing in spanish] ♪ - now you're a-- a huge star. can i say that? - yeah, i think so. - like, blew ...
- entirely. - yeah, yeah? - like, everything. it's been a lot of growing, you know, because, like, when i started releasing music with la maldad, i was male-presenting. i still go by the same name, which is villano antillano. - the music collective la maldad helped launch villano's career with early hits like "pájara." - [singing in spanish] - and my gender changed. my gender expression changed. i grew sonically. and, like, when i medically transitioned, like, how i understood music changed. - changed as well. - because your brain changes. and the way you process data and information changes....
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