Much has been written about what is known as the “Elghawaby Affair”.
But the prize for the most astonishing text goes to Émilie Nicholas, from To have to.
A “RACIZED WOMAN”
Here is what Ms Nicholas wrote on her Twitter account.
“Amira Elghawaby. Bochra Manai. Tamara Thermitus. Even Michaëlle Jean.
At some point, someone would have to make me a list of racialized women appointed to major public positions who were not immediately tried to kill. »
You read correctly.
According to the columnist of To have toif so many people (including Pablo Rodriguez) have criticized Amira Elghawaby, it is not because the remarks that the federal government’s representative for the fight against Islamophobia made about Quebecers are highly open to criticism, no.
It is because she is a racialized woman.
In fact, Mrs. Elghawaby hadn’t even opened her mouth when she was ready to be lynched.
What do you want, we are like that in Quebec!
We don’t judge people by what they say or do, no, we judge them by the color of their skin!
If we criticized Michaële Jean, it is not because the former Governor General of Canada and former Secretary General of La Francophonie squandered public money and behaved like a princess, no.
It’s because she’s a black woman!
If Bochra Manaï was criticized, it was not because the commissioner for the fight against racism and systemic discrimination for the City of Montreal affirmed that Quebec had become “an example for supremacists around the world”, no .
It’s because she’s an Arab woman!
If we criticized Tamara Thermitus, it is not because the former president of the Commission for Human Rights and Youth Rights was accused by several of her employees of having created a toxic work environment. , no.
It’s because she’s a black woman!
In short, the only things that matter, for Quebecers, are people’s sex and race.
Are you a white man?
Everything you say is fantastic!
Because we never criticize white men in Quebec, nooooo, EVER!
But are you a racialized woman?
Oh la la, we’re going to have your skin!
Whatever you say, whatever you do!
Because in Quebec, we are mean, mean, mean!
A WORLD OF VICTIMS
This is how Émilie Nicholas perceives Quebecers.
A bunch of racist misogynists.
Remember that this lady writes in The duty.
Daily newspaper founded by Henri Bourassa in 1910 to defend the rights of Francophones.
That’s what happens when you fall head first into racialist ideology. You see race everywhere.
In fact, we only see that: race, race, race.
For people like Emilie Nicholas, the world is split in two: there are victims and perpetrators.
The victims have swarthy skin.
And the executioners have white skin.
There is a word to describe this way of perceiving the world: racism.