This section brings together all the analyses classified under this theme.
The collective is united to fight against the promotion of decolonialism, sexism and racism by new ideologies; and to defend the promotion of equality and the transmission of knowledge linked to language, school and
Mr. Julien Aubert. Mr. Minister of National Education, last week, the Observatory of Decolonialism and Identity Ideologies, which brings together around a hundred French academics, submitted to you an alarming report that reveals the extent of the penetration of decolonial ideas and
[by Charles Coutel] Despite the interruptions due to the health crisis, our work has attempted to show, particularly within the Observatory of Decolonialism, the emancipatory role of universalism. This universalism has become for us, along the way, not only a
[by Éric Guichard] On May 18, France welcomed Sudan in order to "help this country reduce its debt and regain international confidence," Le Monde tells us (see articles from May 16 to 18). At a time when
The Observatory became microscopic to attend in all tranquility the day organized at the Sorbonne around the question on the foundations of contemporary discrimination which welcomed among others Pap NDiaye, the ineffable author with Constance Rivière of the report on
The author, a sociologist and academic executive, has long directed the Fondation Maison des Sciences de l'Homme (FMSH). Following the comments of Minister Frédérique Vidal who was concerned about the penetration of "Islamo-leftism" and requested a report, he "took charge" of himself
[by Samuel Mayol] In a text recently published in the columns of l'Express, our colleague proposed "opening our lecture halls, our universities to Charb" who was assassinated in 2015 but who is the author of a play whose reading is of public utility.
by Philippe d'Iribarne, excerpt from Islamophobia. Ideological intoxication, Albin Michel, 2019, p. 148-154. A portion of Westerners who pose as defenders of Islam and Muslims are driven by the old principle: the enemies of my enemies are my enemies.
[by Charles Coutel] The transmission of the principle of secularism to future generations is essential; this difficult question will not fail to be at the center of the debates during the General Assembly of Secularism, which the public authorities wish to organize. A
Transcript of the conference by Aïssan Aït Yahya held in Paris 13 on April 15, 2016 A recent article published in Marianne reports on a conference by Issam Aït Yahya on the campus of a French university entitled: La Laïcité