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Robertine Barry

Journaliste Et Militante Féministe

Josée Ouimet
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Pages
90
Year
2024
Language
French
Publisher
Éditions de l'Isatis

About

Femme de tête, éprise de justice sociale et de liberté, Robertine Barry pratiquera le journalisme dès 1891, faisant d'elle la première femme journaliste canadienne-française. Tant par ses écrits que par son engagement militant, Robertine défendra toute sa vie la cause des femmes aux ctés de ses compagnes Marie-Gérin-Lajoie, Joséphine Marchand-Dandurand, Éva Circé-Cté. L'accès aux études supérieurs, le droit d'exercer les mêmes professions et métiers que les hommes à salaire égal et celui de voter seront au coeur de sa vie et de son combat.

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