Already, the event is that Quelbazar has arrived at the end of a book. It rarely happens. Usually it and during the holidays. And it did not escape the rule: 2 weeks of idleness, 1.5 books read.
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A quality journalistic work that has aroused a real interest in me.
The author, François Sartiel , is a journalist and columnist in the show "28" on Arte.
The presentation of the book by the Publisher:
Can we change the world with a hashtag? These ten stories, coming from all over the world, prove it, far from the stereotypes that stick to the skin of social networks. The hashtag celebrates its tenth anniversary, a decade in which it has moved from a complex concept to a symbol of mobilization and protest. More than a sign, it is a rallying cry that catalyses the struggle for the defence of minorities. In authoritarian regimes, it is an area of freedom where one dreams of revolutions; Elsewhere it is the place of solidarity.
Universal, the hashtag is a beautiful flying carpet to take to discover the world!
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