Label: Journalism
Taking an interest in others: the basis of journalism
This is undoubtedly one of the most important causes to champion today: pluralism. In recent years, the ravages of political correctness (there are things we’re allowed to say and things we’re not allowed to say), of ready-made thinking (avoid thinking for yourself by uncritically accepting ideas prepared for you), and intellectual trends (what you’re supposed to say to «look good») have been steadily undermining the very foundation upon which democratic discussion and civilized debate rest.
«Goodbye, my love, goodbye»
Loris Musumeci, rédacteur en chef adjoint du Regard Libre, quitte le média après plus de six ans de collaboration. Voici sa lettre d'adieu.
«Camille», documentary on the Central African Republic and photojournalism
Cinema Wednesdays - Jonas Follonier Camille is a young French photojournalist. She decided to go to the Central African Republic...
«Anything is possible» released today: let's talk about it (or not)
Idealism, but also hard work. The documentary *Tout est possible*—whose English title is even more kitschy (*The Biggest Little Farm*)—tells the story of the years of hard work endured by an American couple who decided to leave everything behind to start a farm in harmony with nature. They succeed, after years of hard work. But will we be able to talk about it without falling into clichés?
Has Eric Zemmour crossed the red line?
At the «Right-Wing Convention» on Saturday, September 28, French polemicist Eric Zemmour delivered a speech that many considered racist and Islamophobic. Did he cross the line? A point-by-point analysis, without any cheap moralizing.
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