A sociology professor tries to explain the basic concepts of Pierre Bourdieu's Distinction to his high school students, leading them to question their own social position, along with its economic and cultural implications. The children begin to challenge the fundamental assumptions of their family environment and gradually discover all the external factors that determine how they dress, speak, eat, the music they listen to, questioning their aesthetic and cultural preferences.

The brilliant graphic novel by Tifenn Rivière presents with accuracy, ingenuity, and tenderness the political, economic, and psychological implications of Bourdieu's findings and ideas, focusing on the aesthetic aspects and cultural mechanisms that reproduce social inequality.