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From now on, let no French statement be equal: a sentence must have as many masculine words as feminine mounts! Come on, let's jump. We will therefore take care not to make sentences that are exclusively masculine ("Ciao Pantin") or exclusively feminine ("Chattehaute Pantine"), but we will take care to alternate the two with caution and respect.
Are our students ready to give up such stays to bring their actions "in line" with their values? Are they ready to launch a call for a boycott of Erasmus? Will they advocate sober university exchanges, in the style of short circuits, like Grenoble-Chambéry but no further?
To expel God from the Bible is already absurd… but less so than the total nonchalance of the manner. Our theologian liquidates a fundamental dogma of his own religion, without explanation… but above all without the slightest inner shudder.
Just yesterday, I was young and naive: I would mock woke excesses in endless articles, without suspecting that I too would soon be the victim of a terrible social injustice. One dark morning, in my mirror, I saw that age had come… and all my hair had gone.
It's the opening of the hunting season! And some game weighs more than others. On September 21, the first hearing of the trial of Sandrine Rousseau, prosecuted criminally by the National Federation of Hunters, will take place.
The journalist: Your association organizes its meetings in a non-mixed way, but demands that the toilets be non-gendered… Basically, what is the difference between good and bad non-mixed?All: (Laughter)Woke 1: Ah, I was waiting for that one! I was waiting for it… No
[by Mikhail Kostylev] There are few things I enjoy reading as much as good feminist prose. Politically, the movement often bungles – but literary, it is a treat. Even its worst excesses then become interesting: the famous
[by Mikhail Kostylev] “Wokism does not exist,” insists Libération, , … after having nevertheless hailed it as a “concept taken up by Black Live Matters” to “claim a combative and uncompromising stance.” We are at a loss! Libération is definitely cultivating art
[by Patricia Farazzi, we are reproducing here an article which is not favourable to us, but which at least made us laugh, published on the Lundi Matin website on 17 January] Following the conference at the Sorbonne, we received
[This text by Nathalie Heinich was first published on January 5, 2022 in Franc Tireur, which gave permission to reproduce it here] Museums are now letting themselves be won over by fashion: woke fashion of course, past