OBSERVATORY

OF UNIVERSITY ETHICS

OBSERVATORY

OF UNIVERSITY ETHICS

Academics who simply document 'wokeism' at university

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Review: Susan Neiman, The Left Is Not #Woke

Mireille Quivy

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."

Viking woman or non-binary? When woke “science” tears itself apart

Mikhail Kostylev

All the "proof" of the deceased's non-binarity rests on these two absurd assertions. Since they are contradicted as soon as they are stated, the authors are safe from any criticism. The game will consist of forgetting these reservations as soon as we have finished writing them, and reasoning thereafter as if they were certain.

Sociolinguistics between science and ideology. A response to Linguists atterrées (Book review of Lionel MENEY's book)

Marc Fryd

LM's book is easy to read. It does not claim to close the debate, and is clearly intended for a non-specialist audience. While the author lets the irritation that may have led him to react to the LA Tract show here and there, he does not give in to the ease of polemics and manages to retain the reader's interest through the coherence of the critical responses he provides.

Progressive Myths and Reactionary Myths in Ideologized Research

Andreas Bikfalvi

These are some examples of blind spots on the part of intelligent and well-intentioned individuals. Ultimately, it takes very little to overcome these blind spots: one must find the courage to assert moral clarity and to resolutely oppose all ideas or ideologies that exalt lies and post-truth. This requires real consistency in the defense of the truth, in the face of attacks from all political horizons, whether it is the invention of a mythologized past or

Wokeism in the reading of C. Castoriadis

Common Places (Collective)

The analyses of what is now commonly called "wokism" could be divided into three groups: those that link it to "French Theory", those that derive it from the history of communism and those that detect a para-religious current in it. Salutary and, ultimately, complementary, these approaches focus solely on the ideological angle, which could lead one to believe that the fight against these invasive movements could be limited to this terrain. This is far from being

Anti-Wokeism Manifesto

Xavier-Laurent Salvador

A specter haunts contemporary societies: that of wokism. In universities, administrations, public and professional spaces, an insidious ideology seeks to redefine cultural, social and political norms. It claims to be inclusive, equal and socially just, but in reality is part of a logic of division, censorship and ideological oppression. We, opponents of wokism, rise up to defend universal values, freedom of expression and democratic pluralism against this intellectual drift.

Xavier-Laurent Salvador

Linguist, President of LAIC

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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.

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Wokeism at university

The Observatory of University Ethics, created in 2019 under the name "Observatory of Decolonialism" then "Identity Ideologies", is an independent initiative dedicated to defending the fundamental values of the university and promoting higher education that respects the principles of ethics, secularism and academic freedom. We are committed to preserving a university where the search for truth, free intellectual debate and the transmission of knowledge are exercised in a rigorous and impartial framework.

To achieve these goals, we:

Let us individually support teachers, researchers and students faced with attacks on academic freedom or ideological pressure, through advice, expertise and targeted actions;
Let us conduct in-depth investigations into ideological deviations, attacks on scientific neutrality and ethical issues that undermine the university, by publishing rigorous and documented reports;
Let us inform and raise awareness among the general public, institutions and political decision-makers about issues related to university ethics, in particular through analyses, debates and publications accessible to all.

These three axes – individual support, analytical research and public awareness – structure our action and allow us to defend a university at the service of knowledge and society. See our authors

The 2023 report, our analyses in open access...

Consult our notes, our detailed reports on the question of the penetration of identity ideologies at university… Check

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We produce analyses, articles or editorials almost daily based on data seen from our main observatory, the university itself and the establishments linked to it.

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Our analyses

In a few years, we have produced and continue to produce more than 2000 articles with a view to documenting the penetration of identity ideologies and wokeness within the university – in France, and in the world – on all subjects and covering all areas of this disaster. We submit each year an objective report on the issue and we publish documented analyses. You can't say you didn't know...

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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 20 December 2024

Viking woman or non-binary? When woke “science” tears itself apart

All the "proof" of the deceased's non-binarity rests on these two absurd assertions. Since they are contradicted as soon as they are stated, the authors are safe from any criticism. The game will consist of forgetting these reservations as soon as we have finished writing them, and reasoning thereafter as if they were certain.

Mikhail Kostylev 18 December 2024

Sociolinguistics between science and ideology. A response to Linguists atterrées (Book review of Lionel MENEY's book)

LM's book is easy to read. It does not claim to close the debate, and is clearly intended for a non-specialist audience. While the author lets the irritation that may have led him to react to the LA Tract show here and there, he does not give in to the ease of polemics and manages to retain the reader's interest through the coherence of the critical responses he provides.

Marc Fryd 16 December 2024

Progressive Myths and Reactionary Myths in Ideologized Research

These are some examples of blind spots on the part of intelligent and well-intentioned individuals. Ultimately, it takes very little to overcome these blind spots: one must find the courage to assert moral clarity and to resolutely oppose all ideas or ideologies that exalt lies and post-truth. This requires real consistency in the defense of the truth, in the face of attacks from all political horizons, whether it is the invention of a mythified past or the fantasy of a utopian future.

Andreas Bikfalvi 10 December 2024

Wokeism in the reading of C. Castoriadis

The analyses of what is now commonly called "wokism" could be divided into three groups: those that link it to "French Theory", those that derive it from the history of communism and those that detect a para-religious current in it. Salutary and, ultimately, complementary, these approaches focus solely on the ideological angle, which could lead one to believe that the fight against these invasive movements could be limited to this terrain. This is far from negligible but, in addition to opening the door to a return to the old ideological mummies called "right-wing", it ignores the conditions of the emergence of wokism, that is to say, the in-depth analyses of contemporary Western societies.
Dedicated to the latter, the work of Cornelius Castoriadis (1922-1997) would perhaps, retrospectively, allow us to shed some light on these contemporary pseudo-subversions, then understood as signs of a "decay of the West" - to use his famous phrase - which is now extremely advanced. It is this that we must confront, otherwise we will wage a battle while ignoring the main lines of force that determine its outcome.

Common Places (Collective) 27th November 2024

Contemporary Sociology: Academic Advocacy for Left-Wing Causes

Sociology has little credibility because it has evolved into a discipline which disdains value-free research and sacrifices research integrity for identity politics and social change activism. Sociologists speak of commitment to standards of scientific rigor, but their practice is mainly ideology and sloppy empirical studies.

Collective 24th November 2024

Anti-Wokeism Manifesto

A specter haunts contemporary societies: that of wokism. In universities, administrations, public and professional spaces, an insidious ideology seeks to redefine cultural, social and political norms. It claims to be inclusive, equal and socially just, but in reality is part of a logic of division, censorship and ideological oppression. We, opponents of wokism, rise up to defend universal values, freedom of expression and democratic pluralism against this intellectual and political drift.

Xavier-Laurent Salvador 19th November 2024

Academic freedom and self-censorship

Academic freedom requires that we be free to choose our research topics, but like any freedom, it must be framed. The first limitation lies in our conscience, as we have known since Rabelais. As a doctor and researcher, I cannot choose a research topic that would undermine the integrity of people. But…

Jacques-Robert 3th November 2024

The editorials

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 3 December 2024

The editorials

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 17th November 2024

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No to misopedic adultism!

This requires, since the Nation's budget is under discussion, to create a specific envelope for the fight against adultism, intended to promote paid internships led by the children themselves, in order to better ensure that the specific oppression they suffer is understood. These will aim to awaken parents and, beyond that, all adults, to the toxic relationship that pushed them to have children without asking their opinion.

Jean Ferrette 31 October 2024

The editorials

Guilty, necessarily guilty!

Today, it is a twenty-year-old Sciences Po student, Pablo Ladam, who tells us about the madness that has taken hold of his school in its fight against "sexist and sexual violence". He does so in a high-quality text, Terreur violette, which is absolutely essential reading and which we all hope to see published soon.

Jacques-Robert 23 October 2024

Islamo-leftism

A CNRS laboratory confuses activism and research objects

The university, supposed to be a place of neutrality and scientific rigor, is drifting towards a worrying politicization, as evidenced by the recent motion of the CEPED (CNRS), which adopts a militant pro-Palestinian position. This position compromises the credibility of research and instrumentalizes the social sciences for ideological purposes. The academic institution must preserve its independence and avoid becoming a vector of political agenda.

Xavier-Laurent Salvador 10 October 2024

school

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 29 September 2024

The editorials

The refusal of debate, the fatal weapon of academic-activism

On September 17, the university popularization site TheConversation published an article by our colleague Albin Wagener (“professor of discourse analysis and communication” at the Catholic Institute of Lille) entitled “Moral panics: the fatal weapon of the extreme right”. The illustration chosen by the editorial staff is as eloquent as the title: an agit-prop poster declaring “The extreme right speaks to you every day, 24/24”, with the logos of C8 and Europe 1. Let’s add: on TheConversation, it is the extreme left that speaks to us every day, but with an additional advantage: it is not through the voice of journalists but under the cover of academic expertise. Double punishment.

Nathalie Heinich 17 September 2024

Genre

When Sciences Po' mixes gender, literature and politics...

Mrs. Réjane Sénac holds a doctorate from the IEP in Paris in political science, specializing in "political thought". She holds a Master 2 in law and a Master

Xavier-Laurent Salvador 2 September 2024

The editorials

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

feature articles

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

The editorials

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

anti-Semitism

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 3 December 2023

secularism

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 8th November 2023

Best-of

Political ecology versus environmentalism

Sandrine Rousseau's sallies regularly provoke disbelief, consternation or hilarity, to the point that we were delighted to see the insipid Yannick Jadot promoted to embody "government" ecology - that is to say, powerless. But we should take seriously the power of the so-called "woke" movement in the environmental movement: countering these delusional speeches requires, above all, understanding how we got here.

Common Places (Collective) August 1, 2023

identity drifts

Interview with Sonya Zadig: “The individual in Islam and the West”

Heretics is a political podcast that combines interviews and debates. This summer we will publish the shows from the first season here. Is it possible, today, to leave

Heretics Podcast July 16, 2023

Genre

When Sciences Po' mixes gender, literature and politics...

Mrs. Réjane Sénac holds a doctorate from the IEP in Paris in political science, specializing in "political thought". She holds a Master 2 in law and a Master

Xavier-Laurent Salvador 2 September 2024

transactivism

Transidentification, by Céline Masson and Caroline Eliacheff

Céline Maçon and Caroline Eliacheff discuss the topic of transidentification in adolescents. They question the diagnosis of gender dysphoria and propose the term pubertal sexual anxiety.

Collective 21th June 2024

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Transgenderism: 8 reasons for its dazzling success

The defense of transgender people excites the masses, touches individuals and interests companies. What "oppressed minority" can boast such a hold on society?

Pauline Arrighi 8th June 2024

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Anatomy of a Cancel

On December 15, 2022, the Café Laïque in Brussels was attacked by a pack of trans activists. Forced entry into the premises, breaking of furniture, throwing of excrement… another one of those violent cancels that wokeism has made us accustomed to.

Mikhail Kostylev 3 May 2024

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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 3 April 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 2 April 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 12th February 2024

Best-of

After October 7: a Titanic of the left in democracy

October 7 revealed the failure of a Western left, divided by its support for Hamas and disconnected from its historical values such as anti-racism, secularism and the fight for equality. This fracture is symptomatic of the wokeism and Islamo-leftism that are eating away at the political debate.

Nathalie Heinich 27th February 2024

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Mapping the Muslim Brotherhood galaxy in France (Version 2.12)

Mapping of the Muslim Brotherhood galaxy in France [UOIF, satellite associations, allies and supporters] (Version 2.12) initially published on the Lieux Communs website in February 2020 and frequently updated since.

Common Places (Collective) 15 December 2023

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Why did the Hijabeuses lose to the FFF?

The hijab women wanted the moon: to be able to play football with the hijab on their heads. Supported by several disoriented associations, the hijab women did not win their case. Alone alongside the French Football Federation (FFF), the International Women's Rights League (LDIF) stood up against religious fundamentalism and won the game. We interviewed its president Annie Sugier.

Collective July 3, 2023

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Islamism, totalitarianism, imperialism

The ambition of this text is to put forward some elements of analysis for the purpose of understanding the Islamist phenomenon. This requires getting rid of a certain number of preconceived ideas...

Common Places (Collective) 3th June 2023

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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 20 December 2024

Best-of

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 17 December 2024

The editorials

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 3 December 2024

Best-of

Wokeism in the reading of C. Castoriadis

The analyses of what is now commonly called "wokism" could be divided into three groups: those that link it to "French Theory", those that derive it from the history of communism and those that detect a para-religious current in it. Salutary and, ultimately, complementary, these approaches focus solely on the ideological angle, which could lead one to believe that the fight against these invasive movements could be limited to this terrain. This is far from negligible but, in addition to opening the door to a return to the old ideological mummies called "right-wing", it ignores the conditions of the emergence of wokism, that is to say, the in-depth analyses of contemporary Western societies.
Dedicated to the latter, the work of Cornelius Castoriadis (1922-1997) would perhaps, retrospectively, allow us to shed some light on these contemporary pseudo-subversions, then understood as signs of a "decay of the West" - to use his famous phrase - which is now extremely advanced. It is this that we must confront, otherwise we will wage a battle while ignoring the main lines of force that determine its outcome.

Common Places (Collective) 27th November 2024

Best-of

Anti-Wokeism Manifesto

A specter haunts contemporary societies: that of wokism. In universities, administrations, public and professional spaces, an insidious ideology seeks to redefine cultural, social and political norms. It claims to be inclusive, equal and socially just, but in reality is part of a logic of division, censorship and ideological oppression. We, opponents of wokism, rise up to defend universal values, freedom of expression and democratic pluralism against this intellectual and political drift.

Xavier-Laurent Salvador 19th November 2024

Wokism

Is Wokeism in trouble?

The Grand Inquisitors of the inclusive-diverse sect know no borders: the proof! Note: The Bordeaux Rectorate has suspended for three

Daniele Cosson-Schere 27 September 2024

mood(s)

Wooden apologies

At Columbia, the president, Nemat Shafik, known as Minouche, had to call the police on campus to dislodge pro-Palestinian students from their camps and from university buildings where they had no business, Hamilton Hall in particular. About a hundred of them had been arrested: this somewhat disconcerted them, having been raised in the absence of contradiction and unable to accept being accused of harassing those they believe to be responsible for or approving of the war in the Middle East and who have only the "fault" of being Jewish.

Jacques-Robert 23 September 2024

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Olympic universalism put to the test by communitarianism: the example of breakdancing

Certainly Raygunn's athletic performance is bad, was worthless. But, invalidating her presence on the pretext that she is "white" is a racist, communitarian postulate that irrevocably closes the Olympic mirage.

Xavier-Laurent Salvador 10 September 2024

Kit

About deconstruction

The concept of "deconstruction" was born from the works of Derrida and, according to his kind followers, "it has become, in the minds of reactionaries of all stripes, the portmanteau word designating everything they hate in thought, when it seeks to emancipate rather than to order."

Jacques-Robert 18th June 2024

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In search of Islamophobia…

Islamophobia has a clear political use that has been consecrated by Jean-Luc Mélenchon. But beyond that, what does the term really mean? And is what it is supposed to designate – a deep hostility towards Muslims that has spread in French society – supported by facts?

Olivier Galland 6th June 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 12th February 2024

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The influence of Anglo-Saxon liberal models disseminated by Brussels on Research

The European Research Council (ERC) budget for the seven-year Horizon Europe programme amounts to €16 billion, dedicated to EU member states and associated nations, under the European Framework Programme for Research and Innovation (FPRI). Is France autonomous in its higher education policy? No, because it conforms to European policies inspired by the United Nations aimed at achieving externally set objectives. Over the past 15 years, research and higher education in France have been silently transformed, partly influenced by the Anglo-Saxon liberal models established by Brussels.

Xavier-Laurent Salvador August 30, 2023

people sitting on gang chairs

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Critical Race Theory: When Cancerology Gets Tangled in the Woke Carpet

There is no longer any need to recall the permeability of entire sections of academic research to theories themselves stemming from French Theory and from deconstructivism at all costs. Initially confined to the human and social sciences, this groundswell is now affecting the hard sciences since perched articles such as "Queer identity and theory intersections in mathematics education: a theoretical literature review" or "A quantum physics explanation for polyamory, BDSM, and queer people" are now commonplace (1, 2).

In the USA, this trend and in particular the emergence of Critical Race Theory is now affecting medical sciences and it is with a mixture of amusement and dismay that we see the blossoming, in the major international conferences usually held in North America, of lunar works now aiming to denounce the endemic and patriarchal WASP systemic racism in the care of patients suffering from cancer.

Joseph Ciccolini March 28, 2023

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Inclusive writing put to the test by linguistics

The claim to contribute to the social progress of inclusive writing (IE) is based on false premises, linked to a partial interpretation distorting the reality of the attested grammatical functioning of the French language. Inclusive writing is a militant reform of the language built on the denunciation of imaginary injustices deriving from symbolic interpretations that do not correspond to any strictly linguistic reality. It intends to inscribe various gender identities or to "make women visible", political marketing that has nothing in common with the description of the nominal classes of French and constitutes a political claim based on beliefs and not on empirically verified knowledge. Its supporters, even among linguists, prescribe works and references that go against the methods, data and knowledge accepted in language sciences.

Jean Szlamowicz and Yana Grinshpuhn 30th January 2023

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Should we redefine the university's missions?

Discover the excerpts from Stéphane Louryan's book, Autopsy of the University.

Collective 15 May 2024

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Polanski: Poisoned Logic

Exclusive excerpt from Sabine Prokhoris' book, "Who's Afraid of Roman Polanski?" If there is one thing that Roman Polanski had to deal with, in several forms, the fatal experience, it is the destructive power of falsification erected as a norm.

Sabine Prokhoris 13th February 2024

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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 25 October 2023

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Woke Fiction, by Samuel Fitoussi, excerpts: how to combat the interference of wokeness in institutions?

Samuel Fitoussi's powerful work is worth a look. Here are some excerpts exclusively loaned to the Observatory that will definitely make you want to read more!

Samuel Fitoussi 27 September 2023

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AN ATMOSPHERIC TOTALITARIANISM

This is how multiculturalism has slipped into identitarian communitarianism, and how it is turning into totalitarianism before our eyes. Savage censorship is imposed by micro-collectives that only authorize themselves, in contempt of the law, while all-out politicization transforms activists into legislators and judges, in the name of "everything is political" dear to fascist militias, Stalinist apparatchiks and their leftist heirs. And, as in any totalitarian atmosphere, fear reigns supreme, on American campuses as well as in the offices of French university presidents: fear of losing one's job, fear of losing face, fear above all of finding oneself in the wrong camp or - worse - of finding oneself alone.

Nathalie Heinich 12 May 2023

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Are policewomen women?

Jean-Claude Michéa points out to me that the murder of the Rambouillet police officer was not presented by the media as a femicide. That is true. Neither in this case, nor in any other similar one, has a policewoman's murder ever been described as a femicide. What should we conclude from this? Thanks to Monique Wittig, we learned a long time ago that "lesbians are not women"! Thanks to our journalists, we now know that female police officers, even heterosexual ones, are not either.

Collective 6th February 2023

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Salman Rushdie is also a victim of "Islamo-complacency"

[by Renée Fregosi, excerpted with her permission from Penser Salman Rushdie, Coordinated by Daniel Salvatore Schiffer, Éditions de l'Aube Released November 10, 2022] The Enemy

Renee Fregosi 20 October 2022

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Tract #03 - Colonization, debt to be honored, let France compensate Brittany!

Colonization, debt to be honored, let France compensate Brittany!
Brittany, victim of French colonization, demands reparations!
Atrocities, suppression of autonomy, repression of language and culture, the scars are deep. France must assume its debt to Brittany and compensate for this dark period of history.
Committing to this approach means FINALLY promoting social justice and the recognition of historical rights that have been scandalously flouted.

Woke-Machine 22th January 2025

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Tract #02 – Let’s renovate the nursery school.

Let's renovate the kindergarten
It is clear that a significant portion of the population is unaware of the meaning of the acronym.
LGBTTQQIAAP +

Let's ensure that this acronym constitutes, from kindergarten onwards, the basis for learning truly inclusive writing.

Let's avoid a heteronormative education and make children aware, from a very young age, of the multiple choices of a fluid emotional and sexual life available to them.

Woke-Machine 15th January 2025

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Tract #01 – For increased empathy, share your urine every morning.

For increased empathy, share your urine every morning
The Covid pandemic has shown the full value of naturopathy and holistic treatments.
In particular, it has been observed that belief in urine absorption* contributes to the fight against the virus.
More recent evidence indicates that the belief, within a couple or a trouple, in a shared morning ritual of giving each other one's urine* considerably strengthens the empathic connection between partners and promotes a better distribution of the mental load.
Of course, the mainstream media, in the pay of Big Pharma, hides this information from us. Hence the need to actively support our alternative media.

*Always consult your doctor before any new treatment

Woke-Machine 8th January 2025

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Tract #00 – Woke pride.

Woke pride
Woke pride is the awakening of our joy for a queer world.

Woke pride is our anger at injustice and oppression.

Woke pride is our middle finger to stereotypes and discrimination.

Woke pride is our commitment to social justice.

Let us be proud to be woke, fluid, united, committed and free!

Woke-Machine 1th January 2025

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Wooden apologies

At Columbia, the president, Nemat Shafik, known as Minouche, had to call the police on campus to dislodge pro-Palestinian students from their camps and from university buildings where they had no business, Hamilton Hall in particular. About a hundred of them had been arrested: this somewhat disconcerted them, having been raised in the absence of contradiction and unable to accept being accused of harassing those they believe to be responsible for or approving of the war in the Middle East and who have only the "fault" of being Jewish.

Jacques-Robert 23 September 2024

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Woke-Machine, the best of June 2024

Best-of June 2024 from Woke-Machine, haven of all deconstructions…

Collective July 22, 2024

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Woke-Machine, the best of May 2024

Best-of May 2024 from Woke-Machine, haven of all deconstructions…

Collective 18th June 2024

Chronicle of a successful transition

At this conference, I would like to talk about a fully successful personal transition. For about 50 years, I knew that I was not in the right body…

Jacques-Robert 18th June 2024

A quantum teaching

A management science teacher at the University of Montpellier 3, Bénédicte Gendron, is setting up a Master 2 whose program is worthy of the columns of Gorafi and has quickly made the rounds of online comedians.

Jacques-Robert 18th June 2024

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 18th June 2024

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Hair discrimination: a law that rocks!

Hair discrimination in our country, nicknamed “hairy Gaul”…

Jacques-Robert 13 May 2024

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Shakespeare in dis-love

When theatre productions advocate woke ideology, even if it means betraying their author...

Claudio Rubiliani 9 April 2024

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