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Patrick Henriet
The show "Murmures dans la cité" is being criticized for its funding and its choice of religious figures, deemed incompatible with secularism by a group of heritage professionals. Patrick Henriet explains that the chosen saints played a major role in the Bourbonnais region: their presence is part of a historical, not an ideological, approach.
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Jacques-Robert
Professor Emeritus of Cancerology, University of Bordeaux
Jacques Robert denounces the drift of certain academic institutions such as the Collège de France, which agrees to submit to leonine clauses by signing a contract with a multinational company: academic freedom is thus undermined, as is the inalienable right to criticism.
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Xavier-Laurent Salvador
Linguist, President of LAIC
French public universities, which enroll more than 70% of higher education students, fulfill an essential mission with far fewer resources than the private sector, while relying heavily on state funding. Yet, they suffer from a disconnect between research and teaching, low professionalization, and a lack of institutional recognition, undermining their central role in educating young people and upholding the promise of republican equality.
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Emmanuelle Henin
In his book "Wokism Doesn't Exist," Alain Policar defends a woke ideology that, under the guise of fighting discrimination, seeks the deconstruction of Western civilization. A review by Emmanuelle Hénin.
To the There’s nothing quite like a
The "list of perpetrators of genocide" published by historian Julien Théry primarily stigmatizes Jewish figures simply because they defend Israel's right to exist. An opinion piece by Xavier-Laurent Salvador and Patrick Henriet calls for combating antisemitism in all its forms.
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The World is fighting the wrong battle (again)! And La Croix is faithfully following it…
An op-ed by Michel Guerrin published in Le Monde discredits JK Rowling and her feminist commitment in favor of an ideological interpretation of the transgender issue. Jacques Robert points out that Rowling defends the most vulnerable women, without hatred or obsession, and protests against the unfair media smear she is subjected to.
Jacques-Robert
July 3, 2025
Museums under influence: when ideology erases art
In "Bad Genre at the Museum," Didier Rykner denounces the growing intrusion of woke and decolonial ideologies into museums, accused of falsifying history, censoring works, and sacrificing art to militant causes. Through a series of concrete examples, he criticizes the trivialization of vandalism, racial obsession, cancel culture, and the ideological rewriting of works—all serious attacks on memory, universalism, and the mission of cultural institutions.
Emmanuelle Henin
June 18, 2025
The false path of intellectuals: between social conformism and ideological blindness
Why do intellectuals, despite being trained in critical thinking, persist in serious ideological errors? In his latest essay, Samuel Fitoussi shows how an educated elite can impose erroneous dogmas on society as a whole without facing the consequences. A review by Emmanuelle Hénin.
Emmanuelle Henin
June 10, 2025
The Who's Woke – Pearls of Spring
Claudio Rubiliani presents his spring selection of personalities with selective commitment and ideological conformity.
Claudio Rubiliani
June 6, 2025
The Submissions of a Sect
The journalists who wrote "La Meute" denounced LFI's ideological shift toward indigenism and anti-Semitism, a cult of leadership, and hypocrisy regarding issues of sexual violence. A strategy of political conquest based on social division and militant radicalism. A report by Ivan Burel.
Ivan Burel
May 26, 2025
As a feminist, I was “cancelled”
Marie-Jo Bonnet denounces the censorship she faces within feminist and LGBT activist circles for expressing critical positions on marriage, medically assisted procreation for lesbians, and gender transition, which she considers to be normative responses to social and identity-based malaise. The new progressive norms are becoming instruments of exclusion, censorship, and the falsification of history, under the guise of defending minorities.
Marie-Jo Bonnet
May 14, 2025
Thinking about our world with Hannah Arendt: fidelity to reality, heritage and responsibility
In Thinking About What Happens to Us with Hannah Arendt, Bérénice Levet demonstrates the philosopher's relevance to understanding contemporary crises. Arendt contrasts modern utopia with the need to recognize our human limitations and preserve a shared world rooted in tradition and moral conscience. Reviewed by Emmanuelle Hénin.
Emmanuelle Henin
April 30, 2025
Should the CNRS be dismantled?
Jacques Robert denounces the ideological instrumentalization of science and protests against those who want to remove the human and social sciences (HSS) from the CNRS. Just as much as the so-called "hard" sciences, the HSS make a major contribution to knowledge of the world.
Jacques-Robert
April 26, 2025
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The meaning of our fight
A profound reversal of values and benchmarks is currently affecting the intellectual, educational, and social spheres. Identity ideologies are distorting historical struggles for equality, emptying them of their meaning. It is urgent to reestablish critical thinking, armed with knowledge and rigor, to stand up against this charade that is blurring the transmission of reality.
Xavier-Laurent Salvador
March 24, 2025
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Back to the past: when PUFs restore prior censorship
The book "Facing Woke Obscurantism," commissioned by the Presses Universitaires de France from three researchers and 22 co-authors, was suddenly canceled a month before its publication, officially due to a context deemed unfavorable. This decision, perceived as a form of ideological censorship, sparked numerous reactions, media support for the authors, and interest from other publishers willing to publish the book.
Observers Collective
March 17, 2025
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Stand up for science! Yes, but for all the scientists who are victims of ostracism...
Stand up for Science: A generous mobilization in favor of threatened American researchers… that we had not seen at work in favor of those who were ostracized in the past for crimes of opinion. Ideological prejudices and political correctness harm science! Beware of militant actions that undermine scientific rigor…
Vincent Tournier and Jacques Robert
March 11, 2025
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Jean-Michel Aphatie and Algeria, the story of a shipwreck
At a time when the French-language writer Boualem Sansal was dying in the jails of Algiers, the star political journalist of RTL declared on air on February 25, 2025 that France "made hundreds of Oradour-sur-Glane" in Algeria, and "that the Nazis behaved as we did in Algeria."
Pierre Vermeren
February 26, 2025
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Caught between wokeism and Trumpism
Jacques Robert warns against the excesses of wokeism and Trumpism, two extremes threatening science, and calls for vigilance against all forms of ideologization of knowledge.
Jacques-Robert
February 6, 2025
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Faced with the specters of the irrational, we are always the advocates of the dead.
We are the advocates of the dead, not because we hear their voices, but because we refuse to subject knowledge to seductive illusions. Science cannot be a field of "exceptional" experiments; it is, above all, a space of intellectual demand.
Xavier-Laurent Salvador
December 17, 2024
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Gender? It doesn't exist
In the world before, literature was the way to know the lives of others, to imagine one's own, and to test one's virtues, one's body, one's fantasies, one's hopes and one's ambitions. The teachers of morality and virtue were neither civil servants nor paid activists, but thinkers and artists grappling with the human question. This library is still available. Mr. Minister Delegate, hold on!
Pierre Vermeren
December 3, 2024
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Children, new victims of woke delusions
There is no stopping progress in the invention of new woke causes, intended to wake up the troops who are a little too asleep again. Because it's true, by force of stuffing ourselves with "gender" (about half of the themes listed in the 250 or so items of our 2023 Report), "racialization", "Islamophobia", "homophobia", "transphobia", "fatphobia" and all the phobias imaginable (except that of mice and reptiles, the only ones that I unfortunately have to confess), we end up finding the soap opera a little repetitive... Thus the dreary flock of "sheep of thought" periodically struggles to renew the livestock of the unfortunate victims of Domination (curse your name too pronounced!). And the latest discovery to date is children. Dare you?
Nathalie Heinich
November 17, 2024
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Deciphering censorship disguised as scientific rigor – a look back at the cancellation of Florence Bergeaud-Blackler's conference in Lille
Bergeaud-Blackler responds to the arguments put forward by Karim Souanef and Julien Talpin (Mediapart), who claim that the cancellation of his lecture at the University of Lille was based on scientific and ethical reasons, not political ones. They present the case from a political angle while claiming the opposite, omitting certain elements and biasing their analysis.
Florence Bergeaud-Blackler
March 18, 2025
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The child is a wolf to man
It is from Scotland that we receive news that a child is suffering from "species dysphoria" and identifies with a wolf. Oncologist Jacques Robert expands on this theme.
Jacques-Robert
September 29, 2024
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Studies, a new Olympic discipline
There was the first medalist for the refugee team, Cameroonian boxer Cindy Ngamba; the selfie of the South and North Korean table tennis players, united on the podium; and the Australian Rachel Gunn, who distinguished herself with a break dance performance that earned her no points but rather a flood of jeers. It is very likely that she consciously provoked this fiasco to put herself forward in the many media outlets that reported on it.
Pauline Arrighi
August 19, 2024
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Wearing the veil and the Paris Olympics: “Amnesty International prefers difference to equality”
David Lappartient and Amélie Oudéa-Castéra supported the decision to ban athlete Sounkamba Sylla from wearing a veil at the Olympic Games, in accordance with the principles of secularism and neutrality, despite criticism from Amnesty International, insisting on the universality of human rights and republican equality.
Guylain Chevrier
August 8, 2024
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To end the nonsense about academic freedom
There is a lot of talk these days about "academic freedom", but it is mostly to say stupid things, which a little common sense and knowledge of the issue should be enough to dispel.
Nathalie Heinich
August 1, 2024
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Job profiles in inclusive writing: the administration backtracks
The period of Le Mars sees a proliferation of job advertisements for recruitment in higher education establishments of which the INSPE are now part in complete autonomy. The word "autonomy" is undoubtedly inappropriate when talking about the civil service, as some believe themselves to be freed by the performative magic of the word from any accountability to the public that finances them. Through our unprecedented mobilization, we have managed to force the administration to back down!
Xavier-Laurent Salvador
March 6, 2024
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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?
Heretics Podcast
December 3, 2023
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Secularism: understanding its origins and meaning
Secularism? A difficult term to understand. So we asked Catherine Kintzler to enlighten us on the notion of secularism. Catherine Kintzler is
Collective
November 8, 2023
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“This morbid ideology that is transactivism…”
Christian Godin, philosopher, reacts to the latest article in Le Monde, the content of which is deliberately in favor of militant transactivism.
Christian Godin
April 3, 2024
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The indefinable genre
Gender, the cultural construction of biological sex, has become central to social and political studies, significantly influencing the ideology of late capitalism.
Francois Rastier
April 2, 2024
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Could Parliament have become the Trojan Horse of transactivism?
The Little Mermaid Observatory has criticized parliamentary moves to prosecute therapists who are reluctant to transition, citing the risk of an authoritarian transactivist ideology over the medical profession and education.
Michel Messu
March 26, 2024
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The 3 attacks on the democratic spirit in the management of companies and administrations conveyed by wokism
Woke ideology has long since penetrated the daily life of the business world and public administration. There are major and unavoidable phenomena that everyone thinks about. And there are these little everyday things, against which we don't know what to do, and which nibble away at our space of freedom every day. What are some examples? Where does it come from? What can we do?
Xavier-Laurent Salvador
February 12, 2024
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The conceptual imposture of gender
The work proposed by Pauline Arrighi remains one of the most relevant and useful in these times of great ideological confusion. The approach should even be commended.
Michel Messu
January 15, 2024
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Read “Little Mysticism of Gender” by François Rastier
The book published by François Rastier at Intervalles seems "small", but it is of an incomparable density both in the number of points addressed and in the breadth of the author's culture, which takes us into the labyrinths of the occult to arrive at state propaganda in favor of transgenderism.
Jacques-Robert
December 12, 2023
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"Wonderful beings, angels who have no sex but have a gender"
While the scientific foundations of the notion of gender are being questioned, the author has chosen to shift his point of view towards the esoteric and astrological sources of gender. Petite mystique du genre, by François Rastier, was published on September 15, 2023 by Intervalles.
Francois Rastier
November 14, 2023
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Ending Wokeism – Chronicle of the Anglo-Saxon Counter-Offensive
Wokism was born on American campuses. It has spread to England and the European continent. Will its cradle become its tomb? Here are some exclusive excerpts from Sylvie Perez's book, "Ending Wokism."
Sylvie Perez
October 25th 2023
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An Apocalypse of Nihilism – a critical look at a revealing exhibition at the BnF
The National Library of France is organizing a major exhibition on the Apocalypse, exploring its original meaning as "revelation" rather than the end of the world. The event, structured in three parts, offers an immersion into John's text, an analysis of the Apocalypse in art, and a contemporary reflection on the post-catastrophe, sparking controversy over an underlying ideology.
Carlos Henriques-Pereira
March 13, 2025
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Who's Woke 2025 – Our Top 10
A satirical text by Claudio Rubiliani that provocatively ranks ten political figures and institutions, denouncing their hypocrisy and their offbeat commitment in the name of progressivism.
Claudio Rubiliani
February 24, 2025
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Scholar's bubbles
A comic strip supported by the Ministry of Higher Education explains how to identify a reliable scientific study. However, the portrayal of the charlatan as an old white scientist sparks debate about stereotypes and the message conveyed. Finally, the comic strip raises a broader question: why does science education seem to be neglected in favor of other educational priorities?
Vincent Tournier
February 12, 2025
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Caught between wokeism and Trumpism
Jacques Robert warns against the excesses of wokeism and Trumpism, two extremes threatening science, and calls for vigilance against all forms of ideologization of knowledge.
Jacques-Robert
February 6, 2025
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The influence of identity ideologies on “psy” practices
Contemporary identity ideologies profoundly influence psychological practices by imposing a hypermoralization of social life, transforming the therapeutic relationship into a space of ideological validation rather than neutral analysis. Psychologist Florent Poupart warns us against this development, which is accompanied by a growing distrust of psychic life in its unconscious dimension, in favor of an ideal of transparency and moral purity.
Florent Poupart
February 5, 2025
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Anthropology in Crisis: Elizabeth Weiss Faces the Challenges of a Politicized Discipline
“We are losing science,” warns Weiss, who sees this politicization as an existential threat. “When remains are buried or destroyed, when museums censor their exhibits, there is nothing left to study. Unlike other disciplines, once anthropological data is lost, it cannot be recreated.”
Elizabeth Weiss nevertheless remains attached to the idea of an anthropology anchored in science and the exploration of the past. But her testimony, opposing scientific rigor to identity pretensions, suggests an uncertain future for a discipline in search of meaning.
Leonardo Orlando
January 25, 2025
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Review: Susan Neiman, The Left Is Not #Woke
To quote Susan Neiman: "On the other hand, woke thinking that advocates a tribal vision of culture is not far from that of the Nazis who insisted that German music be played exclusively by Aryans, nor from that of Samuel Huntington defending what he called "Western culture" against the threats of destruction coming from other civilizations. To censor cultural appropriation is to sabotage the power of culture."
Mireille Quivy
January 5, 2025
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Reading note: “Do we still want to live together?” by Pierre-Henri Tavoillot
After a damning diagnosis of the intellectual disaster that Wokism represents in the West, Tavoillot devotes his book to avenues of reconstruction. He identifies universal practices that he calls "seven pillars of conviviality": shared meals, couple relationships, intergenerational transmission, religious practices, among others. These pillars, deeply rooted in human experience, are considered as levers to restore an authentic social bond.
Xavier-Laurent Salvador
December 20, 2024
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Social sciences and wokeness: why France is a special case
The phenomenon known as "woke" or "wokism" is international: initially developed on North American campuses towards the end of the 2010s and having quickly reached the worlds of culture, politics and even business, it has not taken long to cross the Atlantic to invest in many European countries. Its success is largely due to the fact that it defends causes associated, rightly, with progress and justice, but - and this is where it poses a problem - by making them systematic or even unique grids for perceiving the world.
Nathalie Heinich
January 2, 2023
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We are the lawyers of the dead
The New York Times recently devoted an article to the subject of the defacement of the statue of Victor Hugo by Ousmane Sow in Besançon, which led to reprehensible atrocities by radicalized identitarians who were very ill-advised to attack a statue of Victor Hugo. This subject led me to mention the "opportunistic revisionism of the Besançon city hall".
Xavier-Laurent Salvador
January 1, 2023
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The mechanisms underlying gender disparities in mathematics: preferences, performance, discrimination or stereotypes?
Several studies show that parents perceive girls as less gifted in mathematics, less interested in this discipline, and therefore more compelled to work to succeed. Perhaps more importantly, these perceptions persist even when girls obtain identical or even higher grades than boys! Jussim and Eccles surveyed a hundred mathematics teachers about the competence and effort made in this discipline by each of the students in their 6th grade class (ages 11-12).
Cyrille Godonou
November 15, 2022
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A New Denial: Islamo-Leftism versus Islamofascism
There is no point in trying to convince fanatics, emblems of the worst that religions can produce. No: those who need convincing are those of our compatriots who have not yet understood what war is being waged against the Republic and democracy – a war whose daily bread is social networks. And to better fight it, we need to name it: this war is the one waged by Islamofascism. This is how Daniel Cohn-Bendit had the intelligence and courage to describe the perpetrators of the attack on Charlie Hebdo on January 7, 2015. And it was yet another Islamofascist who just tried to slit Salman Rushdie's throat.
Nathalie Heinich
October 18th 2022
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Decolonial Tyrannies
Since independence, the colonial past has often been denounced by the regimes in power; but after three generations, the liberated peoples have the right to demand accountability from them, or at least to no longer be satisfied with invoking the past: this was the meaning of the remarkable essay by Hélé Béji, Nous, décolonisés (Arléa, 2008).
Francois Rastier
June 16, 2022
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The Hijabeuses, a decisive moment
Background. Rule 50.2 of the Olympic Charter requires neutrality during sports competitions so that they are protected from political or religious divisions. For the same reason, the French Football Federation prohibits "any sign or outfit that ostentatiously displays political, philosophical, religious or union affiliation". However, in November, a group of self-proclaimed "hijab women" footballers, formed two years ago as a "Muslim women's football union", brought an action before the Council of State to have this article repealed. The request was rejected but it continues to be examined on the merits.
Nathalie Heinich
March 31, 2022
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Leaflet #16 Pregnancy for everyone!
Pregnancy for all!
Pregnancy for all is a fundamental right that allows the personal and family development of each human being.
Enabling everyone to have the opportunity to have a child is a matter of equality and social justice.
Every human should have the right to decide about their reproductive life, without being judged or discriminated against.
Promoting pregnancy for all means defending human rights and building a more inclusive society that respects diversity.
Woke-Machine
April 30, 2025
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Tract #15 Sodomy: Try it, you'll love it.
Sodomy: try it, you'll love it.
Sodomy has been a joy to humans since they began.
And yet, it remains negatively connoted and a subject of insults.
Isn't it time to correct a culture that makes it invisible and a cinema that promotes the missionary position when the anus should be considered a "universal vagina" (Andrea Long Chu)!
Let's demand scenes of happy sodomy in contemporary cinema and, thanks to AI, the correction of classic scenes, relics of heteronormativity and binarity from a bygone era!
Woke-Machine
April 16, 2025
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Tract #14 Brussels-Central Park, NY via an underground tunnel?
Brussels-Central Park, NY via an underground?
Who hasn't heard of the satanic orgies that supposedly took place in the basement of a pizzeria in Central Park, New York?
Who hasn't heard about the alleged links between Bill Gates and the Illuminati?
Now, Bill Gates was seen entering a Brussels sewer.
Could there be a secret underground passage used by the Belgian Illuminati to participate in New York orgies? A secret underground passage that the mainstream media is hiding from us.
We ask the question. Let's keep our eyes open!
Woke-Machine
April 9, 2025
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Leaflet #13 For an inclusive secularism
The issue of religious symbols has generated a lot of discussion and highlighted the enemies of religious freedom.
We Pastafarians have intimately experienced that our deep faith increases kindness, empathy, creativity, compassion and altruism in our interactions with the public.
Driving our commitment to serving others, it gives us the strength and motivation to persevere through difficult times and to always keep in mind the well-being of those we serve.
Showing our faith, including at work, is showing our devotion and proclaiming respect for differences in an inclusive secularism.
Woke-Machine
April 2, 2025
A university at the forefront of sexual progressivism
Classical academic disciplines such as sociology or anthropology, whose raison d'être is to dissect all aspects of the phenomenon being studied, have been replaced by "studies": race studies, gender studies, colonial studies, etc.
Jacques-Robert
June 18, 2024
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Hair discrimination: a law that rocks!
Hair discrimination in our country, nicknamed “hairy Gaul”…
Jacques-Robert
May 13, 2024
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Shakespeare in dis-love
When theatre productions advocate woke ideology, even if it means betraying their author...
Claudio Rubiliani
April 9, 2024
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Claudio Rubiliani
January 11, 2024
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Ridicule does not kill the Parisian municipality
Woke neo-feminism does not spare the publications of the City of Paris, as evidenced by the latest Petit Journal of the 12th arrondissement. Regarding the development project for Place Félix Éboué, intended to "redevelop the square for the benefit of pedestrians", we read: "After several months of consultations with Parisians, local residents, shopkeepers, but also all users, Place Félix Éboué will radically transform (sic) for everyone."
Nathalie Heinich
October 4th 2023
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Conference interrupted in Assas: the objective press finally!
A study day on the legal issue was fortunately interrupted by the University users while contested professors were speaking to defend the transphobic idea that gender identity should be registered in the civil registry. Students, visibly aware of the legitimate problems of inclusive society, then simply armed with their courage and a few innocent projectiles - the proof: they are sold in the DIY or paint section of stores - organized a happening in order to disrupt the expected course of hate speech professed by these old-fashioned intellectuals who can't be stopped by shame. One of the speakers, realizing his mistake, made amends and his forgiveness was signified to him by the redemptive mark of colored baptismal water. On the other hand, a reactionary activist who was denounced by her tailor, aggressive and who was there to support the transphobic activists, was roundly neutralized by the youth. No one was injured that day, which is fortunate because the youth probably narrowly escaped perishing under the repeated blows of the hetero-patriarchal battering ram.
Xavier-Laurent Salvador
June 25, 2023
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For a declusive, deconstructed and multiversal oncology
It has become necessary, in this demanding 21st century, to rethink oncology, around three major directions, as will be recommended shortly in the British Woke Medical Journal: declusivism,
Jacques-Robert
May 22, 2023
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An inclusive edition of Research to be published in Quebec
In June, Claude Tremblay published the first gender-neutral version of Recherche au Québec, in his post-binary publishing house, Intersexions. An undertaking that promises to be highly controversial.
Collective
April 1, 2023
Reading : Compte rendu
Will extreme democracy take away democracy?
Dominique Schnapper, in his recent work "The Disillusions of Democracy", places at the centre of his questions the contemporary threats against our democratic regimes which are developing within them.
"I suffer therefore I am"
Pascal Bruckner speaks of a process of heroization of the victim and of indefinite extension of the victim field where even "the privileged can play the damned".
When Sylvie Laurent uses sociology to deny the existence of poor whites in the United States (and in France)
Sylvie Laurent compiles in her book almost all the most hollow concepts of contemporary sociology.
The Disoriented West by Jean-Loup Bonnamy: report
The religious radicalism of Americans, mutating into a "zombie Protestantism" (an expression "borrowed" from E. Todd), has seized upon these crazy ideas and forged the new doxa of American campuses and Western bourgeois student youth. Behind this ideology run old far-left ideologues, capitalists, communicators and enemies of the West. A brew from which Bonnamy invites us to get out as quickly as possible for the good of all, in mutual respect for cultures, their particularities and their riches.
After the big night, the early mornings that disappoint
Review of Nellie Bowles' book Morning after the Revolution, Penguin Random House, 2024 by Jacques Robert.
Should we redefine the university's missions?
Discover the excerpts from Stéphane Louryan's book, Autopsy of the University.
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