The events that are currently stirring Iran are making the rounds of the planet.
Their scope is clear: thousands of women are rising there, demanding the right to live without a veil and freed from the oppressive control of the aggressive and finicky morality police who circulate in the cities of the country.
They gather around a woman who recently died after being beaten up by the police, Mahsa Amini, who in Iran had become a true martyr of freedom, who died for having "badly worn" her veil.
But French neo-feminism struggles to show solidarity with Iranian women and continues its full-time campaign against a fantasized Western patriarchy.
Even more, he willingly makes the veil a symbol of freedom, at least in the West, because, through it,
The malaise of neo-feminists is electoral and ideological.
Electoral, insofar as the left…
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