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@ChristianMichaelis [name pseudonymized] [ontology] : Si vous ne croyez pas à la réalité d'une grande offensive ultra-conservatrice, sous couvert de lutte contre le "wokisme"
#woke #wokisme [URL redacted]
"If you don't believe in the reality of a major ultra-conservative offensive, under the guise of fighting 'wokeism,'"
#TauntWokeism
#OrgClassifPPHUFideszMagyarPolgariSzovetsegViktorOrban
#OrgClassifPPFRRassemblementNationalRNMarineLePen
#OrgClassifPPFRReconqueteEricZemmour
#OrgClassifPPBENieuwVlaamseAlliantieNVABartDeWever
#OrgClassifPPUSRepublicanPartyGOPPOTUSDonaldTrump
Context #NewspaperBEBerlinerLeSoirBernardDemonty "right and much of the radical right reject the egalitarian perspective of 'being woke' (being assertive against inequality). It idealises the past, is not necessarily favourable to the idea of equality between women and men, between citizens of different origins, and does not necessarily condemn the colonial fact (no repentance).' No need to venture too far to see that, indeed, the right and the far right are very receptive and vocal when it comes to denouncing 'wokism'. On Wednesday, the unfortunate French presidential candidate, Eric Zemmour, expressed concern to the reactionary magazine Causeur: 'A whole generation is caught between Wokism and Islamism. 'While campaigning, Eric Ciotti, head of the Republicans of France, described 'wokism' as 'new terror of the century'. Last January, the Identity and Democracy group - which brings together far-right parties in the European Parliament, including the Vlaams Belang - quite simply devoted a symposium to it: 'Why is Wokism a danger for Europe?'" (3 March 2023). https://www.lesoir.be/498645/article/2023-03-03/bart-de-wever-sattaque-au-wokisme-qui-criminalise-la-societe-occidentale #PoliticsEgalitarianism [Wikipedia] #PoliticsDemocracyIlliberal
Supplementary #OrgIntlEuropeanConsortiumForPoliticalResearchECPR "We can define autocratisation as the sequence of events that cause a country to move away from the image of a democracy and closer to autocracy. The process is not exclusive to this century. Episodes in the interwar period (highlighted by Julian Waller) are a great example, as well as modern-day Hungary, Poland, and Brazil." https://theloop.ecpr.eu/autocratisation-the-key-to-capturing-todays-democratic-difficulties/ And https://theloop.ecpr.eu/harnessing-illiberalisms-analytical-leverage/ #PoliticsAuthoritarianismAutocracy
Context #NewspaperBEBerlinerLeSoirBernardDemonty "right and much of the radical right reject the egalitarian perspective of 'being woke' (being assertive against inequality). It idealises the past, is not necessarily favourable to the idea of equality between women and men, between citizens of different origins, and does not necessarily condemn the colonial fact (no repentance).' No need to venture too far to see that, indeed, the right and the far right are very receptive and vocal when it comes to denouncing 'wokism'. On Wednesday, the unfortunate French presidential candidate, Eric Zemmour, expressed concern to the reactionary magazine Causeur: 'A whole generation is caught between Wokism and Islamism. 'While campaigning, Eric Ciotti, head of the Republicans of France, described 'wokism' as 'new terror of the century'. Last January, the Identity and Democracy group - which brings together far-right parties in the European Parliament, including the Vlaams Belang - quite simply devoted a symposium to it: 'Why is Wokism a danger for Europe?'" (3 March 2023). https://www.lesoir.be/498645/article/2023-03-03/bart-de-wever-sattaque-au-wokisme-qui-criminalise-la-societe-occidentale #PoliticsEgalitarianism [Wikipedia] #PoliticsDemocracyIlliberal
Supplementary #OrgIntlEuropeanConsortiumForPoliticalResearchECPR "We can define autocratisation as the sequence of events that cause a country to move away from the image of a democracy and closer to autocracy. The process is not exclusive to this century. Episodes in the interwar period (highlighted by Julian Waller) are a great example, as well as modern-day Hungary, Poland, and Brazil." https://theloop.ecpr.eu/autocratisation-the-key-to-capturing-todays-democratic-difficulties/ And https://theloop.ecpr.eu/harnessing-illiberalisms-analytical-leverage/ #PoliticsAuthoritarianismAutocracy
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