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Farida by Farida

L’OFFICIEL: Can you tell us about when you first arrived in Paris?

FARIDA KHELFA: I didn’t know where to go. I wandered everywhere, but I soon met Le Palace’s crew in Les Halles. It was the trendiest neighborhood, with ‘50s vintage shops… it was where everything happened.

L’O: You talk about Le Palace as a place of initiation for you. What did you discover there?

Homosexuality. I had a lot of gay friends when I was very young but it was taboo; nobody would say anything. At Le Palace no one hid. Everybody was so nice to me and

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