Fake news, terrorism and feminism: television helps us change the world

We project ourselves into the weekend programs.

What's the theme of the day?

The theme could be "how to change the world".

It's a big question, especially at this time.

We could start by cleaning our world of false information, the fake news dear to Donald Trump.

There is one that is solid: men have never walked on the moon.

The proof, the astronauts were filmed, but there was no one on the moon.

So they were in the studio.

Another hypothesis, there was a cameraman.

A new short program on the Arte site entitled "History Catchers" offers four-minute sequences produced with the assistance of the INA to pay tribute to all those who have captured and filmed historical events and it is fascinating.

We can also change the world by saying shit to terrorists.

By reaffirming his desire for freedom.

This is what Pierre has been doing every day since November 13, 2015. He was at the Bataclan, a bullet lodged in his spinal cord.

Since then, he has been in a wheelchair but he has not lost any of his rage for life.

He even embarked on a world tour with his wife Myriam.

A perilous journey.

With the help of his partner, he is climbing summits, crossing deserts, multiplying sports activities.

Pierre is one of the witnesses of a very strong report signed Emilie Lançon, broadcast on TF1 Sunday.

Stories from people affected in one way or another by the attacks and who found a way to bounce back.

And then, you can also change the world by being a feminist.

Arte is broadcasting an excellent documentary tonight on new forms of feminism.

How Beyoncé replaced the MLF anthem, how the youth took hold of this fight after the wave of #metoo, why artists had a decisive role in these actions.

To sum up :

- Let's rid the world of fake news thanks to "History Catchers" on arte.tv

- Let's not stop living, like Pierre in "Report" on Sunday at 13:40

- And let's be proud to be women on Arte tonight at 10:45 pm with the documentary "Pop feminism".