#11750 - This is US. This is Brussels.
Louis Bonheur Irakunda, born in 2002 in Rwanda, lives in Woluwe-Saint-Pierre, is a student in secondary school. He often goes to church in Uccle. Felt going to the Monnaie was a real experience. Saw ... (read more)
Louis Bonheur Irakunda, born in 2002 in Rwanda, lives in Woluwe-Saint-Pierre, is a student in secondary school. He often goes to church in Uccle. Felt going to the Monnaie was a real experience. Saw Brussels changing especially in terms of buildings and mobility. Is bothered by racism and police violence. Does not see himself staying in Brussels in the future. His questions about Brussels in the future are about the identity Brussels will carry, also in terms of a Brussels community and about Belgium and its system.
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Louis Bonheur Irakunda, born in 2002 in Rwanda, lives in Woluwe-Saint-Pierre, is a student in secondary school. He often goes to church in Uccle. Felt going to the Monnaie was a real experience.
His questions about Brussels in the future are about the identity Brussels will carry, also in terms of a Brussels community and about Belgium and its system.
His questions about Brussels in the future are about the identity Brussels will carry, also in terms of a Brussels community and about Belgium and its system.