“We are Quebecers. We are a nation.”
What this quote means
René Lévesque's declaration is a cry of identity affirmation. It expresses pride in being Quebecois and recognition of a distinct nation within Canada. It resonates as a call for recognition and respect of Quebec's culture, language, and history. For many, it embodies the legitimacy of a people to exist and assert themselves.
How to apply it daily
Reflect on your own cultural identity and assert it with pride, while respecting that of others.
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