A group of students has marked Pride Month by making a video to Taylor Swift's You Need to Calm Down.
The youngsters from Barking and Dagenham College filmed the piece for a project on human rights.
Dance lecturer Sarah Pagram said: "We were interested in looking at the idea of peaceful protest and fell upon the Singing Revolution.
"We explored how music impacts different areas of our lives, had discussions around human rights and explored issues around LGBTQ+."
The Singing Revolution saw people in the Baltic states gather in public to sing banned patriotic songs in defiance of their Soviet rulers in the late 1980s.
The students chose the Swift track because they wanted something fun and uplifting, and the singer voices support for the LGBTQ+ community in the lyrics.
For the video, the troupe went all around the college, including its campuses in Rush Green and Barking.
Sarah said: "The students really enjoyed it."
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