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At school, on television, at work or at home, the society in which we live is full of stereotypes that assign each sex to pre-determined roles and behaviors from childhood.
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At school, on television, at work or at home, the society in which we live is full of stereotypes that assign each sex to pre-determined roles and behaviors from childhood.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Brigitte Laloupe, Agnès Poirier, Jean-Paul Guirado, Léa Domenach
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Runtime:62 minutes
Studio:Enfin Bref Production, Universcience TV, GALD Production
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