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Xavier-Laurent Salvador

The meaning of our fight

A profound reversal of values ​​and benchmarks is currently affecting the intellectual, educational, and social spheres. Identity ideologies are distorting historical struggles for equality, emptying them of their meaning. It is urgent to reestablish critical thinking, armed with knowledge and rigor, to stand up against this charade that is blurring the transmission of reality.

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Nathalie Heinich

After October 7: a Titanic of the left in democracy

October 7 revealed the failure of a Western left, divided by its support for Hamas and disconnected from its historical values ​​such as anti-racism, secularism and the fight for equality. This fracture is symptomatic of the wokeism and Islamo-leftism that are eating away at the political debate.

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Nathalie Heinich

The semantic entryism of wokism

Democracy, universalism, rationality, secularism and freedom of expression – all values ​​trampled by the woke movement, by Nathalie Heinich.

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Common Places (Collective)

"The discourse of (de)colonial ecology is a total scam"

Transcript published in May 2021 on the Lieux Communs website, of the Offensive Sonore program broadcast simultaneously on Radio Libertaire. Significant changes have been placed in brackets. To compensate for contemporary Newspeak, the terms "decolonial" and "indigenist" have been

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Francois Rastier

Marianne Fund/Conspiracy Watch: A story of smoke without fire

It is therefore in conscience that we refrained from writing: "No, Rudy Reichstadt did not unduly benefit from the Marianne Fund". As if I remained suspect, stuck in purgatory without knowing what I should have done so that I would not be forgotten there.

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Laurent Joffrin

The left is not woke!

When you're on the right, you campaign against wokeness without any difficulty. It's logical, and even fair game: the excesses of certain activists allow them to ridicule in public, by amalgamation, all progressive ideas. Nonsense for conservatives...
But when you're on the left? Let's be honest: things get complicated. Tactically, you're adding your voice to a camp whose ideas you don't share in any way. Risk of confusion. And basically, you're attacking a movement that thrives, among other things, because of the very real discrimination that affects certain "visible minorities", or, for example, because of the injustices and violence done to women by the ambient machismo. By denouncing this "woke" militancy, even for good reasons, you risk underestimating the righteous anger of the victims of racism or sexism, which is obviously not the intended goal.

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