Maylis Adhémar & Marie Charrel - Silencio Book Club

A meeting between two authors of new essays, around the theme of women and the extreme right:

-Maylis Adhémar, author of "How I stopped being a little fascist?", published by La Tribu and in which she looks back on her childhood and her break with the ultra-traditionalist milieu of the extreme right in which she was raised. She gives a rare testimony about this unknown world. From the inside, it tells how a "little fascist" is made and how, step by step, we get rid of such conditioning. Far from theoretical discourse, this narrative of childhood and emancipation dismantles the mechanisms of family, religious and political indoctrination. A precious word to rethink our inherited certainties, our family loyalties and our ability to reinvent ourselves.

-Marie Charrel, author and journalist, publishes Les Léonides "Radicales. Why the extreme right seduces women". If since the years 2010 feminism has had an unprecedented media impact, the time is now at the backlash. More and more women are calling for a conservative, uninhibited, even radical right. If this “new gender” of the right sometimes takes the form of a return to retrograde values, we are witnessing the emergence of new forms of the uninhibited feminine right, as in the Italie de Giorgia Meloni, or in Germany with Alice Wiedel. In France, the RN vote, historically very masculine, is today parity: how does the extreme right manage to arrogate to itself a female electorate of all ages? In the run-up to the 2027 presidential elections, who are these shadow women who participate in de-demonization?