In recent days, the news of Marlène Schiappa has been dissected from all angles. And for good reason, by posing for Playboy magazine, the number of which was unveiled on April 6, the Secretary of State for the Social and Solidarity Economy proudly took on a new approach. “disruptive” of female emancipation. For the famous magazine of charm, the happy mother of two children also evoked her fights and her aspirations carrying “essentially on the freedom of women […] but also on politics and literature”.
Other hot topics were also put on the table. Like abortion, LGBT + rights or even ecology. “Marlène Schiappa is the only minister capable of answering questions from a magazine like Playboy, she is also the first female politician to be on the cover”praised his entourage to our colleagues from “Parisian”last March.
The shooting orchestrated under the sign of glamor and elegance was carried out in all lightness. “She wanted to see the outfits she would wear, explains the editor-in-chief. We did what is called a “moodboard” to define an atmosphere and poses. Some were refused, others accepted”revealed Jean-Christophe Florentin the editor-in-chief of Play Boy for “20 minutes” the day before its publication.
If the A by Marlène Schiappa conquered Internet users or other public figures, the French political class was rather mixed. This Saturday, April 15, 2023, listeners to the show “We redo the TV” Eric Dussart and Jade will be able to find out more about Ségolène Royal’s point of view on the matter. Exclusively, the JeanMarcMorandini.com site has also transcribed the words of the former minister questioned on the subject.
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“I disagree for several reasons…”
Obviously, Ségolène Royal regrets the choice of Marlène Schiappa: “It did not shock me, but I disapprove for several reasons. Firstly because there is the use of the French flag. I find it offbeat. Then there is the fact of relaunching a newspaper whose founder is a bad guy, who was prosecuted and suspected of organizing parties with sexual assaults”.
For her, the editorial line of “Playboy” does not fit with the status and values of the politician. “Third, it is a medium that turns women’s bodies into commodities. […] Marlène Schiappa is a mother”, analyzed Ségolène Royal. And to add: How can you say afterwards to little girls ‘respect yourself, don’t undress on social networks’, if you have a woman minister who poses in a newspaper where there are naked women and who is sold for that”.
Before concluding not without bitterness: “I find it hard to believe that a communication decision of this importance has not been validated by those responsible for communication at Matignon”.
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