Why is the side that's been oppress have to extend the olive branch?
Why should women who've been harassed or assaulted by men have to do the leg work to help them understand?
Because hate on either side just makes it worse.
That's the crux of it all innit?
The women are hating how?
Wow it's almost like it turned out all this outrage was over nothing.
If holding an event centering black women for once gets the organizers cuffed, they really need to look into the effectiveness of that law.
Indeed. Turns out there was a dose of misinformation many fell for, me included. The organizers were actually smart not to break the law with an openly segregating public event. Crisis averted.Wow it's almost like it turned out all this outrage was over nothing.
Allow me to humor you. If the subject in a closed group is, "as Black women, dealing with racism and misogyny is a two-fold burden." And the group wants to share experiences, what white person can add anything to that topic? Nothing.
Private groups, on private property, discussing those issues is not sectarist. God...
Interesting fact: the feminist have been doing the same thing since the 80's in France, but was never outlawed or generated such a shitstorm.
It's exactly the same principle, applied to racial discrimination.
Yes, except I believe that racial discrimination is a lot more sensitive topic in France.
So you're ok with women only but not black only?
think.
Yes, except I believe that racial discrimination is a lot more sensitive topic in France.
So you're saying that non-mixed feminist reunion is a sexist discrimination ?
I think it's way more tied to the jacobinist foundations of France. The ideal of one people only linked by the french nationality and the french language, not forming religious/cultural/linguistic subgroups.
Also, job discrimination because of ethnicity is as strong in France than in the US.
Maybe we don't have our ethnicity in our ID, but we do have it in our appearances and names.
This. Is. Not. Discrimination. Nor. Segregation.
How many times will that have to be said in this thread?
So how are these people wrong since that is out of the way?
I'm not saying that. I'm answering to your comment about why it makes such a shitstorm. If you are french like me, you know that these days, there's a lot of tensions on that side nowadays.
And yes, I know about that, but there's a difference between discrimination because of your employer, and discrimination organized/allowed by your country. And I say that as a guy with a name that is the most connoted in term of ethnicity in France.
Like that you are a joke character?
As I said earlier, this is a blatant controversy bait. Either the Mayor or the Festival just want attention and they are using race as the topic. Something that in France and a lot of places the Hot Topic right now.
This isn't about the Feminist/Black Struggle. This is about someone either making more money, seeking support in an election, or just plain looking for attention.
All right i admit that i understood you're comment the wrong way. I perfectly understand why something like that provoke a shitstorm, another thing is to accept it
I don't think that USA allow/organize discrimination, i think it's way more advanced in term of anti-discrimination legislation than France.
Everyone knows that the best hustle in the world is a black feminism festival. That's why the white people were mad; they couldn't get in on the plan.
Well, for instance, I think that the fact that USA allow for job interviewers to ask for your ethnicity is shocking.
This is not related to positive discrimination laws ?
And this quote from the organizers:Anne Hidalgo said:« A la suite de mon intervention ferme hier auprès des organisateurs, une solution claire a été établie. »
Lol, Hidalgo took some lessons from Trump on self-promotion apparently.Collectif Mwasi said:« On na pas changé notre programme dun pouce, cest ce qui avait été prévu depuis le début. »
As I said earlier, this is a blatant controversy bait. Either the Mayor or the Festival just want attention and they are using race as the topic. Something that in France and a lot of places the Hot Topic right now.
This isn't about the Feminist/Black Struggle. This is about someone either making more money, seeking support in an election, or just plain looking for attention.
Just read an article on Le Monde.
I love this quote from the Mayor:
And this quote from the organizers:
Lol, Hidalgo took some lessons from Trump on self-promotion apparently.
That's not what happened though.
This controversy was put up by far right activist on twitter, which prompted our biggest far right news media (think breitbart) to put an article on it which made it viral.
This wasn't started by either by the Festival or the Mayor.
Hidalgo handled it pretty badly though.
You keep bringing this up, and I don't think you understand it. In the US, there are forms you can fill out when applying for a job to state you gender, ethnicity, if you are a veteran, and if you have a disability. These forms are optional (an employer has to present them to you, you can elect to not answer). These questions are used to gather statistical information, they are not meant to have an impact on the application process.Well, for instance, I think that the fact that USA allow for job interviewers to ask for your ethnicity is shocking.
You keep bringing this up, and I don't think you understand it. In the US, there are forms you can fill out when applying for a job to state you gender, ethnicity, if you are a veteran, and if you have a disability. These forms are optional (an employer has to present them to you, you can elect to not answer). These questions are used to gather statistical information, they are not meant to have an impact on the application process.
That...doesn't seem to be true? It's illegal for the census to ask such things, but not illegal for such information to be collected via surveys or polls, or by public institutions who need such information to preform their duties.Well I understand it: Even for statistical purposes, ethnic statistics are illegal in France. Plain and simple.
That...doesn't seem to be true? It's illegal for the census to ask such things, but not illegal for such information to be collected via surveys or polls, or by public institutions who need such information to preform their duties.
That...doesn't seem to be true? It's illegal for the census to ask such things, but not illegal for such information to be collected via surveys or polls, or by public institutions who need such information to preform their duties.
Which one ?
Discrimination is discrimination. That's awful that you'd condone it.there's a big difference between the legally enforced social system of separating the races, and a one day non-mixing event for a black feminism festival.
but hey, France is famous for not understanding things conceptually....(looking like America and Britain here France, but that's no surprise. On some things, these people share some things in common.)
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Unless they get an exception.It is illegal in France for polls or public institutions to ask about your ethnicity. The best thing they can do is to ask about your parents birthplace.
Really curious about itthere's a big difference between the legally enforced social system of separating the races, and a one day non-mixing event for a black feminism festival.
but hey, France is famous for not understanding things conceptually....(looking like America and Britain here France, but that's no surprise. On some things, these people share some things in common.)
Unless they get an exception.
I can see why elements within France debate this policy.
Yeah. For all you know, France might be the most racially discriminatory nation in the world...Yeah, which I doubt is easily granted considering how few statistics exists.
That's the pacte republicain in france there's no black, white, jew, christian etc.. but only french so that explain this policyYeah, which I doubt is easily granted considering how few statistics exists.
Yeah. For all you know, France might be the most racially discriminatory nation in the world...
That's the pacte republicain in france there's no black, white, jew, christian etc.. but only french so that explain this policy
Umm, no?What ???
Are you French ? Do you live in France ?