“In France, we have a problem with incest. We don't talk about it.”
What this quote means
Judith Godrèche points to a major social taboo: incest, often swept under the rug in France. This quote denounces the culture of secrecy surrounding this scourge, leaving victims isolated and ashamed. It resonates as a call to break the silence, to acknowledge the scale of the problem to better combat it. It addresses society as a whole, urging it to open its eyes to a reality long ignored and to provide victims with a space to speak and be supported.
How to apply it daily
Educate yourself on the signs of incest and support resources, then share this information in your circle to break the silence.
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