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We regularly host meetings with intellectuals on our YouTube channel.

The YouTube channel of the Observatory of Decolonialism and Identity Ideologies offers analyses, interviews and interventions devoted to contemporary ideological shifts.

Here we address issues related to workerism, identity politics, the university, academic freedom, and the transformations of intellectual debate in France. Colloquia, conferences, debates, publications: this channel extends the analytical work carried out on decolonialisme.fr and within LAIC.

A musical stroll through lecture halls, libraries, the Paris metro, and the streets of the capital. As he walks, The Observer traverses a world in turmoil, debating, demonstrating, singing, and performing… while he continues onward, notebook in hand, never losing his composure. This video was conceived entirely as a visual fable: a blend of cinema, slam poetry, humor, and social observation, where everyone is free to see what they wish. All the images were created using AI-assisted design tools, then staged and edited to tell a story. Enjoy the journey.
🎬 I am a reactionary (Official Music Video)
Before complex concepts, convey the words that allow us to understand human relationships.
Should schools teach emotions or vocabulary?
Why are some disciplines more sensitive than others to ideological developments and what consequences can this have on the university as a whole?
Does wokism begin in the humanities?
How the proliferation of journals and cross-cutting themes can gradually blur the classic criteria for scientific evaluation.
When disciplines lose their criteria…
A reflection on the institutional mechanisms that make certain academic developments possible, rather than solely on their symptoms.
The real problem is not wokism
European funding influences research topics: the question is not to reject it but to know who sets the priorities.
Is Europe already directing research?
How certain administrative or collective logics can modify scientific work.
When the pressure becomes institutional
The role of the Observatory is not to prohibit research but to inform the public about the transformations of the university.
Inform rather than censor
Reading is about encountering other civilizations and other eras; literature is an irreplaceable intellectual experience.
Why reading remains the first of all learning experiences
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