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This video takes a critical look at the ways in which the mainstream media reinforce and affirm the dominant ideology of the existing power structure.

In this video, I look at what drives people to addiction of one sort or another, and what has pain got to do with it. So, I think the question we should be asking is this: what do drugs do for the addict because we all know what they do to the addicts.

This video explores the standardized image of beauty and how it is used by the beauty industry to make profit by making women feel ugly.

In this video, I take a critical look at the ways in which the skin color of the dominant and their accent have become forms of symbolic capital that create opportunities for them and deprive the dominated of the same opportunities.

Why do we stereotype others? This is the focus of this video. We will dig deeper into the reasons why certain groups are stereotyped positively while others are labeled with negative stereotypes. Learn and share.

In this video, I explore what's wrong with this world and what it takes to create a better one. Learn and share

This video explores the question of what a healthy love relationship is like by contrasting it an unhealthy relationship. Watch it to find out whether you are in a healthy relationship or not and to see what it takes to experience a deep and fulfilling love relationship. Enjoy it and share it.

This video explores the question of what a healthy love relationship is like by contrasting it an unhealthy relationship. Watch it to find out whether you are in a healthy relationship or not and to see what it takes to experience a deep and fulfilling love relationship. Enjoy it and share it.

In this video, I rethink the concept of success. I look at the prevailing attitude toward success and offer a different perspective on what it means to be a person of value rather than a person of success. Enjoy it and share it.

In this lesson, I rethink the concept of success. I look at the prevailing attitude toward success and offer a different perspective on what it means to be a person of value rather than a person of success. Enjoy it and share it.

In this lesson, we will look back on our childhood using a new grammar lesson: I used to. We will also compare childhood with adulthood using comparison language. The question that the lesson is trying to answer is what happens to children as they grow up. Enjoy it and share it.

In this thought-stimulating lesson, you will learn about great people and what makes them great. Enjoy it and share it.

Theme: Work is love made visible. Vocabulary: How to talk about work? Grammar: Used to; Be used to; To get used to. Talk: Choosing a career. “How in the hell could a man enjoy being awakened at 8:30 a.m. by an alarm clock, leap out of bed, dress, force-feed, shit, piss, brush teeth and hair, and fight traffic to get to a place where essentially you made lots of money for somebody else and were asked to be grateful for the opportunity to do so? ” Charles Bukowski

Theme: Leisure under capitalism. Vocabulary: how to talk about the concept of leisure? Grammar: How to make suggestions? Talk: Work versus Leisure.

In this video, I introduce myself and the channel, English for a better world. I briefly describe my English textbook and explain why it is different. Subscribe to learn English while learning about the world.

I shop; therefore, I am is the first lesson from intermediate level. The lesson looks at how consumerism- buying for the sake of buying- is necessary for capitalism- selling for the sake of selling-to keep going.

In this lesson, you will learn that what we choose to eat produces more green house gases than what we drive. You will also find out that cows eat better than people do which means the rich eat lots of meat and the poor go hungry.

The main theme of this lesson is how damaged the environment is-climate change- and what can be done to fix it. Global warming is an existential threat and we should take very seriously.

Theme: The tourism industry and commodification of culture. Vocabulary: Describing tourism. Grammar: Present unreal Conditional. Talk: What's wrong with Tourism.

Theme: Why do people commit crime? Talk: different views on crime.

In this video, I argue that the current education system maintains and reproduces the dominant socio-economic system in the world today: capitalism.

Theme: Why do people commit crime? Talk: different views on crime. Grammar: Past Continuous Tense. Enjoy it and share it.

Theme: The tourism industry and commodification of culture. Vocabulary: Describing tourism. Grammar: Present unreal Conditional. Talk: What's wrong with Tourism.

The main theme of this lesson is how damaged the environment is-climate change- and what can be done to fix it. Global warming is an existential threat and we should take very seriously.

In this lesson, you will learn that what we choose to eat produces more green house gases than what we drive. You will also find out that cows eat better than people do which means the rich eat lots of meat and the poor go hungry.