Rachel Kahn, an author committed against the words that separate us
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Rachel KHAN HANNAH ASSOULINE
By: Pascal Paradou
30 mins
A writer who presents herself as Afro-Yiddish, she protests against the words that separate - racialized, intersectionality, Afro-descendant, minority - and criticizes the catch-all words - diversity, living together ...
Publicity
She prefers words that engage like republic or universal
.
Guest: Rachel Kahn,
author, co-director of
La Place,
a cultural center dedicated to hip-hop, president of the LICRA Youth and Sport Commission.
She published
“Racée”, an essay published by Éditions de l'Observatoire.
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