in the streets of neglected French suburbs dark-skinned high schoolers who study under leaking roofs without desks wonder that they are asked to study famous figures who made history because they revolted — from Arthur Rimbaud to Olympe de Gouges — and yet their own revolt is trashed feeling like . . .

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