Wokeism is definitely the useful idiot of capitalism and its preservation. Under the cover of a pseudo-revolutionary thought that out of charity pays attention to minorities – but be careful: grouped, the majorities; associated, in cohorts, in legions lined up in pairs for a better future – we see the emergence of a sloganization of political life nourished by ready-to-understand references that aim not to upset the system (which would be the characteristic of a revolutionary ideology) but rather to propose a watered-down, simplified version to allow all those who, formerly on the margins and ready to revolt, find their place at the center of the renovated capitalist system, in an inclusive mechanism whose only goal in the end is to please everyone and discredit the political majority to allow "everyone" to feel better in the system.

Ah, feeling better about the system: now that's a good idea to avoid collapse! No more protest possible in an inclusive world. No more rivalries, no more moorings: but individuals perpetually satisfied with their state of consumption.

So here it is: Auchan had its wine week; Lidl, its month of steam cookers for less than 100 euros and the IEP of Grenoble, already at the forefront, is launching into the month of decolonialism. No less.

A whole month, all decolonial.

Because the other eleven months of the year, we had seen it: there was nothing decolonial.

"No!"

Promise, I swear: the report of the General Inspectorate, the unfounded accusations of Islamophobia, the whiff of "there is no smoke without fire" it was 100% non-decolonial. But there: the month of decolonialism, we will see what we will see. We will finally be able to express ourselves.

Let's decolonize the arts, knowledge, law, women, species, identities, peoples, politics... The whole lot, all sponsored by decrepit people who, having profited from the old system, are quietly handing over the keys to their henchmen of the rising generation. Because that's how identity assignment works: on the perpetuation of destiny and the establishment of a new kind of aristocracy. You are born what you are, and you remain what destiny has proposed to you. This is the challenge of the capitalist Faustian pact at work before our eyes: an inclusive society, yes, in which everyone is free to consume what they are. But on one condition: never to change caste.