[Music]
[Applause]
[Music]
I have always been indignant about
all the inequalities every
injustice
so I became very, very quickly
feminist and then for 20 years I’m
a guard chain that I was scared you
are not the only ones that fantasies
around this world and that fantasies
around also the word feminism but
yet I’m just on my guard I
do not drink I do not bite I am
vigilante 1 and my feminist mission
it is to fight against violence
symbolic that are made to women
daily in the public space
especially in language and in
images but it’s not easy to wear and
it’s also not easy for my
entourage
when I’m in a family reunion
friendly militant and that one asks me
with whom I am engaged and whom I
answer I’m the president of
bitches on guard
instantly all looks
turn to my companion
full of commiseration of astonishment what
man
and yes it’s easy but precisely these
fantasies are just fantasies
besides in my activism as
I am very much called to work
with people of advertising I
learned that a very important person
in this sector
find that we could not argue with
me because dog bitches no
it’s radical
it makes war on men no no
it’s not possible I call him
request an appointment
and then after half an hour she
said still funny that
you forced my door because you
are not at all what I thought
well yes anyway pedagogy and then
you smile you are not aggressive
advance like that you see them
feminists and yes yes that fantasies
and yet yet this mode of bitches
guard
he just came from a discussion between
girlfriends well twenty years we wanted
to commit to this violence
symbolic made to women in
the public space language images we have
turned brainstorming bed very quickly is
come vigilance the vigilance of
watch dogs
but of course we were still a
majority of women who very quickly
are the watch bitches that are
arrived and then in 10 old guard
we said to ourselves ah
it’s rather funny because there
people who are going to ask us
questions that are going to be horrified we’re going
to be able to do pedagogy and that’s it
that’s partly why I’m here
before you tonight it’s offbeat
actually but why all his
fantasies
why are these stereotypes 1 about
feminists and especially on the chains
guard
yet this is only due
to the stereotypes that everyday life
imposes on us that has been proved by the
great anthropologist françois heir
there was talk of the differential valence
sex valence essays
differential of the sexes she is
become a cascade of stereotypes
it is believed that depending on whether one is led a
woman or a man
a girl or a boy one to such or
such attitude in life for example
obviously we women would have
a shopping syndrome one would have the
blue card gene and men them
he would have the syndrome of fat
car or muscles and well not everything
that the neurobiologists look at it
a lot lately that’s not true
they are fantasies they are ideas
received
and yet and yet even the law it
is put for the last 35 years
there were 28 laws and 400 texts that
been edited to try to bring to
equality and yet
I imagine you all know it and
all here women win today
25% less than men all trades
9% less than men
retired women receive a
42% less than
men
today a third of women who
work are obliged to work at
part time is called part time
suffered and only 7% of men
and then there is always a woman on
ten
he is subjected to conjugal violence
unfortunately a woman every three
days that dies under the blows of his
spouse or very often his ex
spouse who denies him freedom and
since then I’ve been talking to you there’s been
at least two rapes and when I get
finished at least a third in France and
they say that feminists want the
war of the sexes
I will recall the beautiful word of Benoit
drujon who says feminism has never
killed nobody but machismo kills all
days
why this violence why these
stereotypes
why these roles attributed to women
on the one hand to the men of the other why
these injunctions to enter into
schemas that are just schemas
invented at first so I recalled the
differential valence of the sexes for
a history of controlling the
reproduction is actually those of this
huge thing that is finally there the
human reproduction has flowed all
these misconceptions that we rot the
life and that prevents equality
I did a little test that thinking that
men today are doing more than
work at home that links to 25 years
well yes not bad you know men
have done today for 25 years six
minutes more work at home
before the women still continues to
do 80% more domestic chores
the mental charge
I do not mean small vein test is
what do you think girls
choose more sectors
scientists in high schools not 40 %
girls choose the sectors
scientists in high school and 27%
literary sectors
so you see we all have
received ideas that we need to fight
and that’s why I’m here
evening because it’s not true that
men come from march and women from
Venus
even if it’s funny enough to say it
is that it has been very successful
the injunction that the sums be
strong men never cries and
big cars win a lot
of money and the injunction that women
are smiling pretty
take care of their children and
the elderly
in short the cairo as they say and ben no
all this is not equality is so
tonight is what I propose to you
it is to act together to
equality I militate because I
think the world will be better
between women and men in
equality will happen I also think that
equality is a democratic marker
I also think that militating that allows to
to achieve something that something
at the end of the road
because in fact it’s the path that
is important and it’s the pedagogy that
is important
today we still managed not
bad of
11 going to see
advertisers there are plenty who have
taken there who promised he would do
very carefully they would read their
advertisements and their slogans their images
and language in the yard of the
feminism
you see that there is work when
even again and then I also militate
because finally like everything one
each
the best gift we can give
a man or a woman who is at his
sides
it’s about living your life as a woman
free it’s doris lessing who says it
but I believe that every day we can
we can live it
and then finally I argue because it’s
one of the good ways to be optimistic
because finally it’s believing in
human being
and you what can you do
you can decide to take action against
sexist ads
you can decide to feminize all
the trades names you can decide
to offer you to your daughters and your
little girls panoply of super
hero you can allow your
boys showing short tenderness
you can make sure
daily every day that
equality in any case at home and
around you be a reality
because basically really a little
group or a medium group or a big
group of citizens
committed with all their heart on a subject
which is important to them
is that like that that it succeeds then this
evening I invite you to act has advanced to
invent and do that equality
become a reality
[Applause]
[Applause]
[Music]
I have always been indignant about
all the inequalities every
injustice
so I became very, very quickly
feminist and then for 20 years I’m
a guard chain that I was scared you
are not the only ones that fantasies
around this world and that fantasies
around also the word feminism but
yet I’m just on my guard I
do not drink I do not bite I am
vigilante 1 and my feminist mission
it is to fight against violence
symbolic that are made to women
daily in the public space
especially in language and in
images but it’s not easy to wear and
it’s also not easy for my
entourage
when I’m in a family reunion
friendly militant and that one asks me
with whom I am engaged and whom I
answer I’m the president of
bitches on guard
instantly all looks
turn to my companion
full of commiseration of astonishment what
man
and yes it’s easy but precisely these
fantasies are just fantasies
besides in my activism as
I am very much called to work
with people of advertising I
learned that a very important person
in this sector
find that we could not argue with
me because dog bitches no
it’s radical
it makes war on men no no
it’s not possible I call him
request an appointment
and then after half an hour she
said still funny that
you forced my door because you
are not at all what I thought
well yes anyway pedagogy and then
you smile you are not aggressive
advance like that you see them
feminists and yes yes that fantasies
and yet yet this mode of bitches
guard
he just came from a discussion between
girlfriends well twenty years we wanted
to commit to this violence
symbolic made to women in
the public space language images we have
turned brainstorming bed very quickly is
come vigilance the vigilance of
watch dogs
but of course we were still a
majority of women who very quickly
are the watch bitches that are
arrived and then in 10 old guard
we said to ourselves ah
it’s rather funny because there
people who are going to ask us
questions that are going to be horrified we’re going
to be able to do pedagogy and that’s it
that’s partly why I’m here
before you tonight it’s offbeat
actually but why all his
fantasies
why are these stereotypes 1 about
feminists and especially on the chains
guard
yet this is only due
to the stereotypes that everyday life
imposes on us that has been proved by the
great anthropologist françois heir
there was talk of the differential valence
sex valence essays
differential of the sexes she is
become a cascade of stereotypes
it is believed that depending on whether one is led a
woman or a man
a girl or a boy one to such or
such attitude in life for example
obviously we women would have
a shopping syndrome one would have the
blue card gene and men them
he would have the syndrome of fat
car or muscles and well not everything
that the neurobiologists look at it
a lot lately that’s not true
they are fantasies they are ideas
received
and yet and yet even the law it
is put for the last 35 years
there were 28 laws and 400 texts that
been edited to try to bring to
equality and yet
I imagine you all know it and
all here women win today
25% less than men all trades
9% less than men
retired women receive a
42% less than
men
today a third of women who
work are obliged to work at
part time is called part time
suffered and only 7% of men
and then there is always a woman on
ten
he is subjected to conjugal violence
unfortunately a woman every three
days that dies under the blows of his
spouse or very often his ex
spouse who denies him freedom and
since then I’ve been talking to you there’s been
at least two rapes and when I get
finished at least a third in France and
they say that feminists want the
war of the sexes
I will recall the beautiful word of Benoit
drujon who says feminism has never
killed nobody but machismo kills all
days
why this violence why these
stereotypes
why these roles attributed to women
on the one hand to the men of the other why
these injunctions to enter into
schemas that are just schemas
invented at first so I recalled the
differential valence of the sexes for
a history of controlling the
reproduction is actually those of this
huge thing that is finally there the
human reproduction has flowed all
these misconceptions that we rot the
life and that prevents equality
I did a little test that thinking that
men today are doing more than
work at home that links to 25 years
well yes not bad you know men
have done today for 25 years six
minutes more work at home
before the women still continues to
do 80% more domestic chores
the mental charge
I do not mean small vein test is
what do you think girls
choose more sectors
scientists in high schools not 40 %
girls choose the sectors
scientists in high school and 27%
literary sectors
so you see we all have
received ideas that we need to fight
and that’s why I’m here
evening because it’s not true that
men come from march and women from
Venus
even if it’s funny enough to say it
is that it has been very successful
the injunction that the sums be
strong men never cries and
big cars win a lot
of money and the injunction that women
are smiling pretty
take care of their children and
the elderly
in short the cairo as they say and ben no
all this is not equality is so
tonight is what I propose to you
it is to act together to
equality I militate because I
think the world will be better
between women and men in
equality will happen I also think that
equality is a democratic marker
I also think that militating that allows to
to achieve something that something
at the end of the road
because in fact it’s the path that
is important and it’s the pedagogy that
is important
today we still managed not
bad of
11 going to see
advertisers there are plenty who have
taken there who promised he would do
very carefully they would read their
advertisements and their slogans their images
and language in the yard of the
feminism
you see that there is work when
even again and then I also militate
because finally like everything one
each
the best gift we can give
a man or a woman who is at his
sides
it’s about living your life as a woman
free it’s doris lessing who says it
but I believe that every day we can
we can live it
and then finally I argue because it’s
one of the good ways to be optimistic
because finally it’s believing in
human being
and you what can you do
you can decide to take action against
sexist ads
you can decide to feminize all
the trades names you can decide
to offer you to your daughters and your
little girls panoply of super
hero you can allow your
boys showing short tenderness
you can make sure
daily every day that
equality in any case at home and
around you be a reality
because basically really a little
group or a medium group or a big
group of citizens
committed with all their heart on a subject
which is important to them
is that like that that it succeeds then this
evening I invite you to act has advanced to
invent and do that equality
become a reality
[Applause]
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