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International audience ; Given the results of the limited and discriminatory inclusion of those who have been theoretically and historically excluded from the republican fraternity—women, the non-binary and "non-whites"—our aim is to bring out the conscious and unconscious heritage of the "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity" tryptic. We focus on the public justifications for contemporary policies promoting the inclusion of "non-brothers": the promotion of parity for women and diversity for "non-whites". Breaking the taboo about the original sin of a fraternal French republic means casting light on history, but also on the modernity of the frontiers between "brothers" and "non-brothers". This chapter examines the modernisation of the original murder of equality for "non-brothers" who are not only "non-men", but also individuals perceived as colours, as non-whites. The celebration of performance of sexual and ethno-cultural diversity is part of the same biopolitical register of highlighting the complementarity of "non-brothers" in contrast to "brothers". We start off by analysing the ways in which, above and beyond the apparent consensus about the principle of equality, its application has become a source of controversy, particularly regarding its political definition.

International audience ; Given the results of the limited and discriminatory inclusion of those who have been theoretically and historically excluded from the republican fraternity—women, the non-binary and "non-whites"—our aim is to bring out the conscious and unconscious heritage of the "Liberty, Equality, Fraternity" tryptic. We focus on the public justifications for contemporary policies promoting the inclusion of "non-brothers": the promotion of parity for women and diversity for "non-whites". Breaking the taboo about the original sin of a fraternal French republic means casting light on history, but also on the modernity of the frontiers between "brothers" and "non-brothers". This chapter examines the modernisation of the original murder of equality for "non-brothers" who are not only "non-men", but also individuals perceived as colours, as non-whites. The celebration of performance of sexual and ethno-cultural diversity is part of the same biopolitical register of highlighting the complementarity of "non-brothers" in contrast to "brothers". We start off by analysing the ways in which, above and beyond the apparent consensus about the principle of equality, its application has become a source of controversy, particularly regarding its political definition.

L'égalité femmes-hommes est désormais un sujet politique incontournable. Sa proclamation, le 25 novembre 2017, comme grande cause du quinquennat par le président Macron participe d'un récit politique l'érigeant en valeur de la République française. Cela signifie-t-il que, dans la France du début du xxi e siècle, le féminisme est devenu un consensus, ou n'est-il pas plutôt une novlangue ? Nous répondrons à cette interrogation en questionnant l'actualité et l'actualisation de la cohabitation paradoxale de deux mythes entremêlés, l'égalité et la complémentarité femmes-hommes.

International audience ; Today's uses of parity and diversity say much about the principle of equality in 21st-centuryFrench society. This article analyses the role they play in the contemporary conversation aboutthe French republican motto 'Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité'. To that end, it addresses the way inwhich the uses of parity and diversity question the dilemmas of "republican equality", alongwith the political dimension of the advent of neoliberalism. ; Que disent les usages contemporains de la parité et de la diversité du principe d'égalité dans la société française du XXIe siècle ? Nous analyserons la façon dont ces usages participent de la conversation contemporaine sur la devise républicaine « Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité ».Nous aborderons pour cela plus précisément la manière dont ils interrogent les dilemmes de la pensée républicaine de l'égalité, et la dimension politique du tournant néolibéral.

International audience ; Today's uses of parity and diversity say much about the principle of equality in 21st-centuryFrench society. This article analyses the role they play in the contemporary conversation aboutthe French republican motto 'Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité'. To that end, it addresses the way inwhich the uses of parity and diversity question the dilemmas of "republican equality", alongwith the political dimension of the advent of neoliberalism. ; Que disent les usages contemporains de la parité et de la diversité du principe d'égalité dans la société française du XXIe siècle ? Nous analyserons la façon dont ces usages participent de la conversation contemporaine sur la devise républicaine « Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité ».Nous aborderons pour cela plus précisément la manière dont ils interrogent les dilemmes de la pensée républicaine de l'égalité, et la dimension politique du tournant néolibéral.