Sent Out of Hate Speech
5 Articles
5 Articles
After the Trappes attack, the researcher, author of "Sociologie des racismes", the first French textbook to synthesize research in the social sciences on racism and anti-racism, explains, in an interview with the "World", the evolution of racist discourses.
After the racist attack in Trappes, Nordine Nabili, former director of the Bondy blog, questions the responsibility of the media and politicians in the banalization of hate speech. Behind the mechanics of audience and political instrumentalization, he denounces an industry that thrives on stigma and calls for an end to impunity for those who feed it.
After the Trappes attack, the essayist Olivier Mannoni analyses how the far right eats our language and imposes its ideas in the public debate.
After the Trappes attack, the spread by some media of a racist discourse is pointed out. Sociologist at the EHESS, Benjamin Tainturier analyses the circulation of racist semantics on TV and online. Interview.
Political, media... Sociologist Solène Brun points to the "normalization of extreme right-wing discourses", a racist climate that led to the death of a man during the terrorist attack in Trappes. She calls for "questioning collective responsibilities." Will the terrorist attack in Trappes cause a start? On 23 October, in the streets of this Yvelines city, a man fired 128 times, targeting black people, killing Pengo Bossio Wangi, 26, and injuring…
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