Jean-Michel Blanquer and Jean-François Roberge: “In France as in Quebec, let's save the school from“ cancel culture ””

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For too long, we have witnessed the abuses linked to the “cancel culture”, an ideology and methods directly imported from certain American university campuses and which are far removed from the values ​​of respect and tolerance on which are based. are the foundation of our democracies.

The banning of personalities, shows and conferences, harassment on social media, censorship, the subjugation of science to ideology, the erasure of history up to the burning of books constitute as many assaults on freedom of expression and civic sense, which take us back to the most obscurantist times of our

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