Sophie Durocher has just written an essay on neofeminism, a book that, as she says with a smile, will “make her a lot of friends again.”
The essay entitled Where Are the Women? will be published next September by Éditions du Journal.
Sophie Durocher and Benoit Dutrizac in a QUB studio. Photo agency QMI, JOEL LEMAY
“Without saying too much, the book focuses on the worrying disappearance of the feminine in public spaces. For example, instead of saying woman, we say “a person with a uterus.” I can't!” said the Journal columnist and host of QUB in an interview with QMI Agency.
Sophie Durocher isolated herself in an abbey for three days to finish her book. She started writing it last September.
Sophie Durocher at a high altitude race in Panama City. SCREENSHOT OF THE TRAILER/QMI AGENCY
We will also be able to see her in the second season of “Get Me Out of Here!” Starting in the first episode, Sunday, March 3, at 6:30 p.m. on TVA, she faces her fear of heights in an incredible challenge in the heart of Panama City. The show will also be available on TVA+.