(en) France, Coordination of Anarchist Groups - Meet the
author of the book "What is said of the Roma (and what to know)" (fr,
it, pt) [machine translation]
Meet the author of the book "What is said of the Roma (and what to know)" ---- The library
offers the Black Feather Saturday, June 6 at 18h to meet with Jean-Pierre Dacheux, author
of "What is said of the Roma (and what to know)" published by the Passenger Clandestine.
---- Nomads! Stateless? Unable to integrate? ---- Beggars! Offenders? Back automatic line
---- A book to take stock of prejudices and lies! ---- To finish with prejudice, to fight
against the policies of the scapegoat that resurface today, this book is intended as a
precise deconstruction of myths about the Roma as well as a tool for finger diversity and
the wealth of the Romani culture. ---- Over seven centuries of presence in Europe (prior
to the birth of most nation-states that compose it), it took the Roma survive better in
indifference at worst in hatred, and build in adversity. It is obviously more convenient
to deny or reject the existence of the millions of people whose way of being, cultural
habits, the report border... are increasingly openly considered unassimilable.
Yet the Roma, the multiple links (linguistic, cultural, historical) that unite the
European continent taken in its broadest sense, the richness of their imagination and
originality of their entry in the territories they cross , their libertarian conception of
geographical space, property of the soil, the market economy, hold some of the keys to the
paradigm shift in which societies of the old continent so badly need.
In this book, Jean-Pierre Dacheux, Ph.D., recognized as one of the best connoisseurs of
the Rroma issue in Europe back on each of these stereotypes conveyed by the media,
political parties and governments.
See you Saturday, June 6 at 8 rue Diderot in the 1st district.
Activity in free prices.
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