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J'y vais ou pas
When Soraya's friends get together to play soccer, she is faced with a choice: should she join them or not? She then recalls all the encouraging and stigmatizing comments she has heard over the years.
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When Soraya's friends get together to play soccer, she is faced with a choice: should she join them or not? She then recalls all the encouraging and stigmatizing comments she has heard over the years.
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Written By:Oriane Hermange
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Studio:France Télévisions, CNC
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