Movie Wednesdays – Jonas Follonier As for the title of this article, our answer is «yes and no.» Because...

LONG-FORM ARTICLE, Jean David-Ponci | “Woke” culture emerged in the 2000s in the United States to describe activism in support of Black people and, by extension, all those deemed disadvantaged due to their ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, physical appearance, or disability. Many intellectuals on both the left and the right—the most famous being Barack Obama—have condemned this ideology prevalent on college campuses. In the United States, “woke” culture is primarily concerned with advocating for Black people, particularly through the Black Lives Matter movement, while in Europe it is mainly supported by LGBT advocacy groups. Even if this extreme form of political correctness may seem ridiculous to us, this analysis will reveal that we have already accepted the assumptions that lead to it. We are all already a little “woke” without even realizing it.

Movie Wednesdays – Lauriane Pipoz and Jonas Follonier Here comes the second installment of the new saga *Les animaux*...

Les mercredis du cinéma - Jonas Follonier We're back in the same fictional universe as the Harry Potter saga. Except...