Can you please check these few sentences, please? Thank you. I'm not sure about the paraphrasis of a Will Smith's song.

1) The members of Sinn Fein protested (I need a synonym) about the discrimination against Catholics.
2) Heavy bomber raids continued on London. (Does it mean that "London was bombed by the Germam Air Foce?")
Italy sided with Germany (or allied with Germany, entered war on the side of Germany???)
3) His poet's friend fails to put on his mask (or put his mask on?) fast enough His poet's friend can't get his mask on fast enough. (Is the meaning the same?)
4) The man drinking a fruit juice is wearing a suit.
5) My mum started bugging with clothes she chose. I didn't say anything at first, I just turned up my nose.
6)I need to rephrase it: My mum made me angry because she wanted to buy me clothes I didn't like. At first I didn't say anything but then I reacted (????)
7) I often get angry with my mum because I don't want her to buy me clothes. Though I'm still dependent on my parents I don't want to influence the way I dress (???). (my clothing style?)
8)My mum did the ultimate when I asked her for Adidas and she bought me Zips: Rephrase: It was the last straw when she wanted to buy me Adidas.
9) I'm wearing a pair of white Adidas tennis shoes (or from Adidas?), a colorful wrist band,a blue-and-white half-zip hoodie, tracksuit bottoms and a pair of knee socks.

1) The members of Sinn Fein protested (I need a synonym) against the discrimination against Catholics.

- For an alternative word, you can use "objected" or "opposed" instead of "protested."

2) Heavy bomber raids continued on London. (Does it mean that "London was bombed by the German Air Force?")
- Yes, you are correct. The sentence implies that London was bombed by the German Air Force.

Italy sided with Germany (or allied with Germany, entered war on the side of Germany???)
- Both "sided with Germany" and "allied with Germany" are valid expressions to convey that Italy supported Germany during the war. It means Italy joined forces with Germany as their ally.

3) His poet's friend fails to put on his mask (or put his mask on?) fast enough His poet's friend can't get his mask on fast enough. (Is the meaning the same?)
- Both sentences convey the same meaning, but the phrasing can be modified slightly. "His poet's friend fails to put on his mask fast enough" can be written as "His poet's friend is unable to put on his mask quickly enough." And "His poet's friend can't get his mask on fast enough" can be written as "His poet's friend struggles to put on his mask quickly enough."

4) The man drinking a fruit juice is wearing a suit.
- This sentence is grammatically correct and clear in meaning. It states that there is a man who is drinking a fruit juice while wearing a suit.

5) My mum started bugging with clothes she chose. I didn't say anything at first, I just turned up my nose.
- To rephrase it, you can say: "My mum began bothering me with the clothes she picked out. Initially, I remained silent, but then I expressed my dissatisfaction by turning up my nose."

6) My mum made me angry because she wanted to buy me clothes I didn't like. At first, I didn't say anything, but then I reacted (????)
- To rephrase it: "My mum infuriated me by wanting to purchase clothes that I disliked. At first, I remained silent, but eventually, I reacted."

7) I often get angry with my mum because I don't want her to buy me clothes. Though I'm still dependent on my parents, I don't want to influence the way I dress (???). (my clothing style?)
- To rephrase it: "I frequently become frustrated with my mum because I prefer not to have her buy me clothes. Although I'm still reliant on my parents, I don't want their choices to impact my personal clothing style."

8) My mum did the ultimate when I asked her for Adidas, and she bought me Zips:
- Rephrase: "It was the last straw when my mum bought me Zips instead of the Adidas I had asked for."

9) I'm wearing a pair of white Adidas tennis shoes (or from Adidas?), a colorful wristband, a blue-and-white half-zip hoodie, tracksuit bottoms, and a pair of knee socks.
- Both "a pair of white Adidas tennis shoes" and "from Adidas" are correct. The rest of the sentence doesn't require any changes.