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Interview with Xavier-Laurent Salvador: “Decolonialism: what are we talking about?”

Interview with Xavier-Laurent Salvador: “Decolonialism: what are we talking about?”

Interview with Xavier-Laurent Salvador: In about ten years, wokeism, intersectionality, decolonialism, racialism and all their combinations have entered public life. What are we talking about? What are their roots?

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Interview with Xavier-Laurent Salvador: “Decolonialism: what are we talking about?”

In about ten years, workaholicism, intersectionality, decolonialism, racialism, and all their combinations have entered public life. What are we talking about? What are their roots? What do they challenge, and where do they point? Why and how should we oppose, counter, and fight them? These are the questions we pose to Xavier-Laurent Salvador, editor-in-chief of the website L' Observatoire du décolonialisme (The Observatory of Decolonialism ), created in January 2021, which provides daily monitoring, fosters reflection, and issues calls to reject the advance of these new forms of obscurantism in the intellectual world.

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