French high school protests: 'The social contract since the Revolution is based on the rejection of inequality'
Historian Guillaume Mazeau argues in an op-ed that signs and slogans invoking 1789 serve as ways for rebellious youth to legitimize their demands in the eyes of a society that idolizes its rebellious past.

<p>Historian Guillaume Mazeau argues in an op-ed that signs and slogans invoking 1789 serve as ways for rebellious youth to legitimize their demands in the eyes of a society that idolizes its rebellious past.</p>