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French NBA star Wembanyama expresses support for student protests

First reported 9 Oct, 15:15 UTCUpdated 1d ago2 sources

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French-born San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama expressed support for students in his home country who have taken to the streets in the thousands in recent weeks protesting the conditions of their schools. “These are systemic inequalities — problems so deep-rooted ⁠that, in fact, I’m glad that high-school…

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What’s Driving the French Student Protests

A movement born in the Paris banlieues has mobilized young people against diminished school conditions and accumulating problems at home and beyond.

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French NBA star Wembanyama expresses support for student protests

French-born San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama expressed support for students in his home country who have taken to the streets in the thousands in recent weeks protesting the conditions of their schools. “These are systemic inequalities — problems so deep-rooted ⁠that, in fact, I’m glad that high-school…

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  1. The New YorkerLeftUSVery high factuality
    What’s Driving the French Student Protests (opens The New Yorker in a new tab)

    A movement born in the Paris banlieues has mobilized young people against diminished school conditions and accumulating problems at home and beyond.

  2. The HillCenterUSHigh factuality
    French NBA star Wembanyama expresses support for student protests (opens The Hill in a new tab)

    French-born San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama expressed support for students in his home country who have taken to the streets in the thousands in recent weeks protesting the conditions of their schools. “These are systemic inequalities — problems so deep-rooted ⁠that, in fact, I’m glad that high-school…

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