Angele - my favorite Belgian singer

Angele is a daughter of the Belgian singer Marka and actress Laurence Bibot and the sister of the rising star of rap Romeo Elvis.. Angela started to play her music in pubs of her native city, Brussels. The artist revealed on Instagram thanks to the app were she created her music and put 30 second videos on her account. The followers loved that from the first sound. In 2017, she provides the first parts of binoculars Ibeyi and Damso. The singer drop " La loi de Murphy", her first single, at the end of the same year. Then " Je veux tes yeux" which means: I want your eyes, early 2018, which are, as soon as they come out, real successes. Angèle then goes on to festivals in the summer of 2018. She brings to the Francophone music scene a unique style that combines humor, lightness and committed subjects. Her first album Brol (which in Belgium means -mess) was released on October 5, 2018. She also unveiled the titles on her Instagram account. To forget everything, her song in feat with his brother ("Tout oublier"eng. " forget everything") is a real cardboard, and accounts for 38 million views. On December 6, Brol is even certified platinum. The 2019 tour of the singer is already full for the majority of dates. Angèle is also named to Victoires de la Musique 2019, in the category Album Révélation.

In her songs we can see the feminism and fighting with sexism. There are also a lot of emotional songs about betrayal and broken heart. Her amazing voice is for sure worth listening. 

 The song I love the most it's "Balance ton quoi" which was made owing to the "action" in social media to stop mistreating women all over the world. In the official clip she made an "Anti - sexism academy where sexists are thought how to respect and live with a woman. I love her sence of humor and the music she creates.

Should schools refuse to admit unvaccinated children?

Recently there has been many discussions in the media about vaccinations. After numerous measles cases last year, the authorities of some countries want to introduce strict restrictions on parents who do not wish to vaccinate their children. According to the assumptions presented in the media, children who are not vaccinated may be prohibited from entering educational institutions. Schools shouldn’t refuse to admit unvaccinated children because of an education obligation, medical contraindications and right of every person making decisions about health.

First of all, every child has the right to free education regardless of the decisions his parents make. The law permits every child to attempt to the public school and learn. What is more, when a child gets sick due to the lack of vaccination, his or her parents are responsible for that and he or she doesn’t cause the danger for other children because, thanks to the vaccination, they are immune to this disease.
Secondly, some children have contraindications to vaccination, for example, an allergy to the component of the drug or insufficiently developed immune system. In this case, if parent decides to vaccinate the child only to get the right to enroll to school, it can badly affect his or her health condition and cause lots of problems in the future.
Thirdly, everybody has the right to care for his or her own health. There are the researches proving that vaccination doesn’t always have a positive influence on our health. Every human being has a right to decide and care about his or her well-being. In case of children, it’s up to parents to have an option to vaccinate or not and they are fully conscious of taking responsibility for their children’s health.
To sum up, every child should have a right to attempt to educational institutions and learn. We cannot exclude a child from social communities if it does not threaten others, including children who are unvaccinated, because they it doesn’t cause the danger to their collegues. We should also pay attention to children who can not be vaccinated due to medical contradictions and treat them in a more individual way. What is more, schools should respect the choice of a parent about vaccinating their child because it is theirs responsibility for his or her health.