Christine Clerc is the winner of the Albert-Londres prize for "Le Bonheur d'être français" (Grasset, 1981), Christine Clerc has published around twenty books. Latest book published: "Domenica the diabolical" (Éditions de l'Observatoire, 2021).
In the past, there were such strict hygiene rules in our public swimming pools that I remember being turned away one morning with one of my 7-year-old grandsons.
His swimsuit, bought in a sports store in the swimming department, was indeed swimming shorts.
However, the regulations prohibited it.
So we had to go out to buy a slip in town.
The veil ?
Mayor of Grenoble said "the veil"?
While all the propaganda made so far for the burkini tended to make us believe that it was just a fantasy, even a new sign of women's liberation?
It was in Orange, a summer of Chorégies, and I see on the internet that the rules have not changed since the "
zemmourien
" Yann Bompard succeeded his father as mayor: "
Shorts and underpants prohibited
."
The same regulations still apply today to swimming pools in Grenoble, the city whose mayor Éric Piolle is at the forefront of the ecological fight: "Bermuda shorts, shorts and underpants prohibited", can we…
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