Publish at April 12 2017 Updated September 14 2022
Gender equality, everyone's for it, of course. In theory. If things have progressed since the first strikes against women's work, at the beginning of the 20th century, real equality between the sexes still remains an unfulfilled utopia. So let's take stock and open a new horizon: that of adelphity (What is that? The answer is in the episode ;-) ).
With Réjane Sénac, CNRS research fellow at the CEVIPOF, author of "Les nonfrères au pays de l'égalité.
Time: 12min28
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