In the section: "Decolonialism"

The secular framework of the secularization of shared spaces is under threat. "Race" is promoted as a "grid for reading the world", in the very words of the President of the CNRS. In reality, the violence is indeed on the side of decolonial thought, which intends to impose silence on those who do not fit into the framework that they claim to impose in the name of an ideology that they struggle to name. The open society, presented as an improbable horizon, is only a pretext to legitimize in the eyes of its zealous promoters the exercise of force for the advent of an "open future".^{[1]16 “The Future is Open” is the title of a collection of exchanges between Konrad Lorenz and Karl Popper (1999).}Who does not see the seeds of tyranny in this masquerade?