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@JulianCapozza [name pseudonymized] [ontology] [36]: La gauche #woke #LFI #EELV qui fais la promotion du #séparatisme racial ou religieux avec leurs flambeaux #assatraoré #RokhayaDiallo #omarsy #Obono #MaboulaSoumahoro #AnasseKazib #EstherBenbassa @Clem_Autain
@julienbayou
@AudreyPulvar [URL redacted] [URL redacted]
#TauntLeftThe
#OrgClassifPPFRGroupeLaFranceInsoumiseLFI
#OrgClassifPPFREuropeEcologieLesVertsEELV
#IRLJournalistRokhayaDiallo
#IRLActorOmarSy
#OrgClassifPPFRGroupeLaFranceInsoumiseLFIDanieleObono
#IRLScholarMaboulaSoumahoro [Wikipedia]
#OrgClassifPPFRLeNouveauPartiAnticapitalisteNPAAnasseKazib
Context the tweet includes a link to this tweet: "Eh ben putain tu lâche pas l'affaire toi alors comme ça on remet en cause la justice française? Non pas toi quand même... [Well, damn it, you're not giving up, so you're calling the French justice system into question? Not you, of course...]" [tweet] which is a comment on this: "Lu dans @Valeurs actuelles : le casier judiciaire de Bagui Traoré compte 19 condamnations pour 45 actes délictueux. Tant que la gauche abandonnera à l'extrême-droite le soin d'appeler un délinquant par son nom et soutiendra l'insoutenable, aucune reconstruction ne sera possible. [Read in @Valeurs actuelles: Bagui Traoré's criminal record includes 19 convictions for 45 criminal acts. As long as the left abandons the task of calling a criminal by his name to the far right and supports the unsustainable, no reconstruction will be possible.]" [tweet] #IRLDeceasedAdamaTraore [Wikipedia] #MagazineFRValeursActuelles
Addendum the article mentioned here was authored by #MagazineFRValeursActuellesAmauryBucco, avec #MagazineFRValeursActuellesKevinTanguy entitled: "Bagui Traoré, itinéraire d'un parfait délinquant [Bagui Traoré, the Journey of a Perfect Delinquent]" (22 July #2021_) #PhenomnResponsibilityBlamingVictim ?
Context the tweet includes a link to this tweet: "Eh ben putain tu lâche pas l'affaire toi alors comme ça on remet en cause la justice française? Non pas toi quand même... [Well, damn it, you're not giving up, so you're calling the French justice system into question? Not you, of course...]" [tweet] which is a comment on this: "Lu dans @Valeurs actuelles : le casier judiciaire de Bagui Traoré compte 19 condamnations pour 45 actes délictueux. Tant que la gauche abandonnera à l'extrême-droite le soin d'appeler un délinquant par son nom et soutiendra l'insoutenable, aucune reconstruction ne sera possible. [Read in @Valeurs actuelles: Bagui Traoré's criminal record includes 19 convictions for 45 criminal acts. As long as the left abandons the task of calling a criminal by his name to the far right and supports the unsustainable, no reconstruction will be possible.]" [tweet] #IRLDeceasedAdamaTraore [Wikipedia] #MagazineFRValeursActuelles
Addendum the article mentioned here was authored by #MagazineFRValeursActuellesAmauryBucco, avec #MagazineFRValeursActuellesKevinTanguy entitled: "Bagui Traoré, itinéraire d'un parfait délinquant [Bagui Traoré, the Journey of a Perfect Delinquent]" (22 July #2021_) #PhenomnResponsibilityBlamingVictim ?
#MetaphorTransformationEvolution
#SymbolHijabNiqabBurqa
Context #2010_MotherDaughterDoll https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/W_2012-6041-5 #OrgUSNationalMuseumOfWomenInTheArtsNMWA "Ten photographs by Almutawakel are on view in She Who Tells a Story, including nine that comprise her 'Mother, Daughter, Doll' series (2010). These staged portraits portray a young girl holding a doll and sitting on her mother's lap. In each successive photograph, the figures' smiles fade and their clothing darkens, covering more and more skin. The final photograph shows a black backdrop and an empty pedestal--the mother, daughter, and doll have vanished. ... Almutawakel says, 'I'm not against the hijab, I'm not even against the veil, but it has become a bit excessive in the covering.' Rather than denounce the headscarf (hijab), these portraits protest the more extensive, all-black niqab. Almutawakel's visual commentary challenges the spread in Yemen of religious extremism, which calls for public concealment of women's and girls' bodies." [blog] #IRLPhotographerBoushraAlmatawakel [Wikipedia] https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/term/BIOG211760 #ToponymEastMiddleYemen
Context #2010_MotherDaughterDoll https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/W_2012-6041-5 #OrgUSNationalMuseumOfWomenInTheArtsNMWA "Ten photographs by Almutawakel are on view in She Who Tells a Story, including nine that comprise her 'Mother, Daughter, Doll' series (2010). These staged portraits portray a young girl holding a doll and sitting on her mother's lap. In each successive photograph, the figures' smiles fade and their clothing darkens, covering more and more skin. The final photograph shows a black backdrop and an empty pedestal--the mother, daughter, and doll have vanished. ... Almutawakel says, 'I'm not against the hijab, I'm not even against the veil, but it has become a bit excessive in the covering.' Rather than denounce the headscarf (hijab), these portraits protest the more extensive, all-black niqab. Almutawakel's visual commentary challenges the spread in Yemen of religious extremism, which calls for public concealment of women's and girls' bodies." [blog] #IRLPhotographerBoushraAlmatawakel [Wikipedia] https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/term/BIOG211760 #ToponymEastMiddleYemen
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