Our opinion pieces
The Observatory is an institution that works seriously, but does not take itself too seriously.
The Observatory works diligently to produce reports, books and documents. It does so meticulously and with a strong sense of documentation.
But wokism has this peculiarity: it makes people laugh. And sometimes, enough is enough…
Jacques-Robert
Professor Emeritus of Cancerology, University of Bordeaux
A university at the forefront of sexual progressivism
Classical academic disciplines such as sociology or anthropology, whose raison d'être is to dissect all aspects of the phenomenon being studied, have been replaced by "studies": race studies, gender studies, colonial studies, etc.
Jacques-Robert
Professor Emeritus of Cancerology, University of Bordeaux
Hair discrimination: a law that rocks!
Hair discrimination in our country, nicknamed "hairy Gaul"...
Woke-Machine
Our modest proposal is to welcome with kindness and without judgment all struggles and deconstructions.
Woke-Machine, the best of April 2024
Best-of April 2024 from Woke-Machine, haven of all deconstructions...
Claudio Rubiliani
Biologist, member of the Little Mermaid Observatory.
Shakespeare in dis-love
When theatre productions advocate woke ideology, even if it means betraying their author...
Claudio Rubiliani
Biologist, member of the Little Mermaid Observatory.
The Who's Woke 2024
The Who's Woke 2024 to start the year with fierce derision.
Nathalie Heinich
Researcher, sociologist
Ridicule does not kill the Parisian municipality
Woke neo-feminism does not spare the publications of the City of Paris, as evidenced by the latest Petit Journal of the 12th arrondissement. Regarding the development project for Place Félix Éboué, intended to "redevelop the square for the benefit of pedestrians", we read: "After several months of consultations with Parisians, local residents, shopkeepers, but also all users, Place Félix Éboué will radically transform (sic) for everyone."