
Pigments forts
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Vanessa Destiné et Dalila Awada, deux Québécoises presque de souche, font le pari de parler des enjeux liés à la diversité en partant du point de vue des personnes racisées. Des discussions franches sur des sujets qui déménagent. À force de témoignages, d'anecdotes, d'entrevues et de débats, Vanessa et Dalila offrent leur compréhension d'un Québec de plus en plus métissé.
2025 QUB radio
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Mar 18 2020Less than 1 minute
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Mar 11 202045 mins
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Mar 4 20201 hr
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