Racisé.e.s : Une histoire franco-américaine

Within a few years, France has witnessed the emergence of a new perspective on society, identity, and race, leading to the creation of an unprecedented lexicon that contradicts the principles of French-style universalism. These days, terms such as "white privilege", "intersectionality", "cancel culture", and the adjective "racialised" are defining a new relationship between minorities, differences, and society, especially among the younger generation. What is the origin of this vocabulary? What does 'wokism' mean? What is the origin of its adoption in France? Is it an opportunity? Or a threat? Is this an unfortunate implementation of a model not our own? This documentary delves into the origins and consequences of a phenomenon that is no longer trivial through archive footage and insights from prestigious contributors, analysts, and witnesses.

Cast

Bret Weinstein Himself (archive footage)

Élisabeth Badinter Herself - philosopher

Klaus Kinzler Himself

Pierre Valentin Himself - essayist

Yohuru Williams Himself - historian Pascal Bruckner Himself - writer

Romain Gary Himself (archive)

Abnousse Shalmani Herself - writer

Rachel Khan Herself - writer, jurist

Constance Jamet Herself - journalist

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