Society - Janette Bertrand, pioneer of feminist struggles
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11 Articles
When your mother is Janette Bertrand, you don't take the same look at the one who fought for women's rights and broke so many taboos. In a rare interview, the three children of the famous centenary, Dominique, Isabelle and Martin, paint a funny and touching portrait of the one they had to share with all of Quebec.
A key figure in the media landscape, she has influenced the major issues surrounding gender equality.
We have found pictures that give a glimpse of the rich life and vast career of Janette Bertrand, this young centenary.
Nancy Cárdenas Martínez was born in Parras, Coahuila, on May 29, 1934. She was a playwright, essayist, poet, journalist, actress and defender of LGBTTTIQ+ rights. The activist transcended the history of Mexico because she was one of the pioneers of the gay liberation movement. She obtained a doctorate in Letras, specializing in Dramatic Art, at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM); she was a fellow at Yale University, United State…
In this generous interview, Janette Bertrand addressed the secret of her longevity: having projects and practicing swimming.
This Saturday, Janette Bertrand's 100th birthday was in honour of a special episode at En direct de l'univers. Very expected by the viewers and the guest herself, the episode will have allowed us to...
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