Origins of French Protests: Gen Z, a Mobilized Generation
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On September 17th, high school students in Créteil, Val-de-Marne, decided to block their school. It took only a few days for this cry of anger to spread nationwide.
On September 17th, high school students in Créteil, Val-de-Marne, decided to block their school. It took only a few days for this cry of anger to spread nationwide.
At the heart of the movement, very clear demands: having teachers, clean buildings, and simply being heard by a political class that remains deaf to calls. Explanations from Lynda Dematteo, anthropologist and researcher at CNRS.
⚡ Key Points
▸ At the heart of the movement, very clear demands: having teachers, clean buildings, and simply being heard by a political class that remains deaf to calls.
▸ On September 17th, high school students in Créteil, Val-de-Marne, decided to block their school.
▸ Explanations from Lynda Dematteo, anthropologist and researcher at CNRS.
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