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charles coutel

For diversity: the universalist message of the Enlightenment

[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

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Hubert Heckmann

Gender: circular reasoning

[by Hubert Heckmann] In a circular dated May 5, 2021 and published in the Official Bulletin of May 6, 2021, the Minister of National Education rejects the use of inclusive writing in schools: “it is appropriate to prohibit the use of writing

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Jean Szlamowicz

Invisibility, inclusivism and militant symbolism

[by Jean Szlamowicz] There are symbols and symbols. When we say that the lion is the symbol of strength, it is an idea accessible to everyone because it is a culturally shared representation. When we speak of "the invisibility of

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charles coutel

On so-called intersectional feminist student associations

[By Charles Coutel] For less than three years now, many student associations claiming intersectionality have been flourishing in universities, often grafted onto feminist collectives or associations like Nous Toutes. Built on the soil of the necessary decolonial theories

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charles coutel

Protecting the children of the Republic's school against any ideological manipulation

It is time to protect the children of the school of the Republic from intersectional ideology, identity and racial manipulations and decolonial pedagogy, particularly within teacher training and in the university institution. It is now a question of alerting public opinion to the consequences of this pedagogical fanaticism not only in the human and social sciences at the university, but also on the need to protect the children of the school of the Republic against all those who would like to establish statistics on the race (sic) and sexuality of children from primary school, based on the frameworks of intersectionality and identity and decolonial drifts. The Masters training models are not spared from this ideological infiltration.

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Xavier-Laurent Salvador

The Dialectic of the Garden Hose

For two months now, since I have had the opportunity to debate with some colleagues on current issues (in bulk): the University, ideological drifts, Islamo-leftism, secularism, the Grenoble affair, schools, etc., I have been able to observe a certain similarity in the rhetorical construction of the opposing discourses and what I have called the "watering hose dialectic".

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Xavier-Laurent Salvador

The words of Sandra Laugier, LCP, “Gender, race: the dictatorship of identities?” | It’s Your Concern – 05/03/2021

by Caroline VALENTIN Guests: – Sandra Laugier, philosopher and professor at the Sorbonne- Etienne Girard, journalist at l'Express- Xavier-Laurent Salvador, university professor, founder of the observatory of decolonialism- Louise Jussian, research officer in the opinion department at IfopTranscription Sandra Laugier. 12'55'': there

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