High School Mobilization: From Working-Class Neighbourhoods to National Protest
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5 Articles
For several weeks, high school students have been denouncing school inequalities and claiming their place in the public debate, for a fairer school and against police violence. "Quartiers direct", the broadcast of the "Bondy Blog" and "Mediapart", looks back on a huge movement.
According to the Ministry of National Education, 214 high schools remain closed on Tuesday. Rue de Grenelle also reported that 147 staff members have been injured since the beginning of the movement.
For almost three weeks, France has been experiencing a historic high school mobilization to protest against the failures of the public education system. Immersion in the streets of Paris during this Fifth Act.
"Les Jours" followed the "Act V" of the mobilization in the company of a small group of Parisian high school students. Soon, deconneurs, trained politically, but above all determined.
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