Presentation
Speakers: Houria Bouteldja (Representative of the Party of the Indigenous of the Republic), Silvia Maeso, (CES)
Commentator: Mamadou Ba (SOS Racism).

Summary:
This book was originally published in 2015 (Les Blancs, les Juifs et nous: Vers une politique de l'amour révolutionnaire, La Fabrique 2) and can be read as a decolonial manifesto for the 21st century, or, more precisely, as an invitation toward a politics of revolutionary love, which does not belong to romanticism, but to justice. It is a call to decolonize the world, to recognize that the privileges of few are built on the oppression of many. The presentation and discussion of the book Los blancos, los judíos y nosotros. Hacia una política del amor revolucionario (editorial Akal 2017), will count with the presence of the author Houria Bouteldja.

Biography note:
Franco-Algerian decolonial political activist, Houria Bouteldja is a representative of PIR (Parti des Indigènes de la République) and her work has been caracterized by maintaining a critical approach Islamophobia, racism and neo-colonialism. Her background includes studies in foreign languages – English and Arabic in Lyon. She participated in the founding of the collectives Les Blédardes (the immigrants of the colony) and One school for everyone. In January, 2005, she participated in the beginning of The Call of the Indigenous of the Republic, which gave rise to the political movement of which she is a spokesperson, the Party of the Indigenous of the Republic. This movement fights against discrimination of the descendants of colonial history and racist and colonialist ideology. In 2014 she received the Combat against Islamophobia award from the Islamic Human Rights Commission. She has co-authored the books La Révolution en 2010: les vrais enjeux de 2007 e Nous sommes les indigènes de la République.