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Alt: Students singing the lyrics that follow “do you hear the people sing “singing the song of angry men”” from the musical Les Miserable. The song is an impassioned rally‑cry sung by the revolutionary students during the June 1832 uprising in Paris. Its central message is that ordinary people, when united, can overthrow oppression and create a better future. The lyrics contrast the darkness of the present (“the night is dark”) with the hopeful light that will come when the crowd raises its voice. It emphasizes collective action—“the people shall rise”—and invites listeners to join the movement, promising that their shared song will become a powerful force for change. The refrain underscores the idea that the sound of the people’s voices is the first step toward liberty and justice.

ALT: a cartoon character from king of the hill is riding a bike .

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