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Un seul hĂŠros, le peuple
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My blog is NOT a democracy. I'm Sissa (in my 30âs), she/her. đŠđż đľđ¸ đŞđ To all the racists, the islamophobes and the Zionists fuck you. I do not tolerate racist and invite you to choke on your hatred. Neither do I tolerate transphobic aholes. Under no obligation to educate racists and/or homophobes. If you are a piece of shit I will insult you without any regrets⌠If you are genuine on the other hand you can send me a DM or ask I will happily reply.
Note here so people see it: If you send me an ask and I donât reply it means tumblr deleted it before I got to answer. It keeps happening Iâm sorry Iâm not ignoring you. Unless itâs a racist ask then Iâm totally ignoring you.
Pinned post with a presentation and the meaning of some words and expression I might use.
Starting with posts I suggest you.
List of some of the victims of police violence in France (not updated since I posted it)
Ressources about Western Sahara
Ressources about French colonialism in Algeria
Algerian movies and movies about Algeria or Algerians (the original post and the first reblog has Algerian movies only, the third one has French movies too as well as documentaries and I cannot vouch for all of them some are⌠well they are what they are)
Things for which the French blame Muslims
An ask about settlers and my answer about what it means and those who can and cannot be redeemed
Me:
Siham/Sissa, 29, Algerian and very proud of it (born and raised in France also have the French citizenship but France keep telling me Iâm not French and Algeria keep telling me Iâm a daughter of our land so the choice was made for me).
Firm believer of the right to self determination and the right to resist colonialism in any way. So if you donât stand with Palestine and Western Sahara youâre not my ally.
I donât want you to pretend to support us under my posts if youâre not willing to give that same support to Palestinians and Sahrawi people. Your fake support meant to make yourself look and feel good is not needed and certainly not wanted.
Thereâs no such thing as a neutral or innocent colonizer/settler. If you believe they exist youâre not my ally.
You can ask questions I will try to answer the best I can that being said Iâm not here to coddle you if I feel like insulting you because youâre being a racist piece of shit I will insult you. I donât believe in âbeing mean with racists only prove them rightâ bitches already refuse to see us as humans my fuck you wonât change anything.
Iâm also a feminist (screw white feminism).
Homophobes and transphobes can go choke on their own hatred their âally shipâ is not wanted either under my posts.
Some definitions:
Shahid (plural shouhada): itâs supposed to mean martyr in a religious sense BUT in Algeria we use it for freedom fighters who were killed as well as those who fought and died during the war because they were sick or wounded regardless of their religion. Frantz Fanon for example is considered to be a Shahid and as such is buried in the Shouhada square of the cemetery.
Moudjahid (plural moudjahidine): again itâs supposed to be a religious term to designate people who fight to protect Islam but in Algeria we use it for all freedom fighters who fought for the independence. Maurice Audin was not Muslim but he is considered to be a Moudjahid.
Allah yarham *âŚ*: It means âMay God have mercy on *âŚ*. Itâs the proper thing to say when talking about a Muslim who died. I will use it mostly when talking about the Shouhada here but thatâs something youâre supposed to say for all Muslims who died.
Tahiya Al djazair (horra): Long live to (a free) Algeria. The horra is optional.
Pied noir: A European settler in Algeria and ONLY in Algeria
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I already talked (I think) about French slang that originated in Africa mostly from Algeria and Ivory Coast (but common to some other countries like Tunisia or Mali)
And now I have a question⌠what would be the English word for a âGouminâ (Ivory Coast, word for a heart break like someone you cannot get over)?
For those interested, under the cut youâll find some French slang that comes from Algeria or Ivory Coast.
Keep in mind that Iâm over 30 and my generation used mostly Algerian Arabic, added to the fact that Iâm from the south (where we were most likely to use slang from Marseille and from Romani travelers communities) and Iâm Algerian so I obviously know more Algerian words⌠so my knowledge in slang that originated from Ivory Coast is limited by multiple factors as most of it was more of a Parisian low income neighborhoods thing (just like slang that come from Algerian Arabic started as a Marseille and Paris low income neighborhoods thing) until a couple years ago so my Slang is not all up to date.
Wesh (Algeria got shortened in French and could be translated to whatâs up)
toubib (Algeria doctor)
Kif kif (Algeria same)
chwiya (Algeria a little bit)
gwer (white people but because of Algeriaâs history mostly used to say French)
Seum (Algeria for venom but used in France to say angry)
Sah (Algeria really/truth)
Pain (like the French word for bread not like the English word, Ivory Coast itâs a way to say someone is hot
Go (Ivory Coast girl/woman in my generation we also said Gadji which is the word used by Romani travelers for non travelers women)
Just so you know every person who calls for unity with Moroccans and accuses Algerians who donât support the Moroccan team of fitna will need to provide me with screenshots of their posts calling for unity and accusing Moroccans of Fitna when they beat up that Algerian American boy who went to watch the Moroccan game to support Morocco (they beat him up because he was wearing an Algerian jersey) as well as screenshots of them doing the same when Moroccans insult Algerian shouhada or when they call Algerians âchildren of rapeâ or when they wave the Israeli flag at the border with Algeria or when their media and people share their âGreat Moroccoâ plan which includes colonizing and occupying a large part of Algeria.
If you can provide me with screenshots calling out Moroccans when they do that I wonât think youâre a hypocrite when you call out Algerians for refusing to support a fucking football team. Iâll think youâre kinda stupid because if you know what Moroccans do youâll understand why some of us Algerians donât want to support them but at least I wonât think youâre a hypocrite.
Islam teaches us to be kind but it doesnât teach us to give the other cheek, self defense is a right.
For all I care the perfect outcome of the France-Morocco game would be for both teams to be stuck by a lightening and be incapacitated.
P.S: This post is not a safe space for white people to hate on Moroccans. Your eagerness to do more than like the post will be met with suspicion. This is North African business Iâll extend it all the way to Bilad Al-Sham Arabs business if they want to react but thatâs it.
Me in a left wing discord group yesterday: *talk about the transgenerational trauma caused by colonialism for Algerians specifically*
White girl: I donât know much about the events of Algeria but my grandpa was a pied noir and he was traumatized as well by the liberation of Algeria. My therapist says that I have transgenerational trauma because of it. I understand how you feel but itâs even worst sometimes cause you can be proud of your ethnicity and race while when I try to be proud of the only âethnic originâ I have people jump on me.
Me: First thing first, the âevents of Algeriaâ really thatâs how youâre going to call the war of liberation? Using the colonial language that denied what was happening? And the trauma of your settler grandpa? Awww leaving Algeria because he was a racist piece of shit who couldnât stand being equal to Arabs must have been so hard! So much harder than my grandpa who lived as a second class citizen in his own country and saw his father die slowly from the aftermath of being tortured for months by people like your grandpa! And the only âethnic originâ you have? Girl youâre white. Your grandpa was a white man who stole the land of indigenous people and cried about it when they fought back. Youâre not Algerian because your grandpa was born there as a fucking settler.
Me: *donât even read the reply and close the app because Iâm going to be violent otherwise*
Me today: *open discord to talk with a friend and see that thereâs been a lot of movement in the discord left wing group*
Now the mod is asking me and an other Algerian to apologize because we were mean and because I quote âyou cannot claim to be a leftist and dismiss someone who talk about their transgenerational traumaâ.
Iâm thinking about either telling the mod to fuck off or replying with this
In France if you suffer from hair loss as a teenage girl and cannot afford a real hair wig the school will try and force you to go to class bald. The school will make you buy a chemotherapy turban, you will buy two different so that the school can choose which one they prefer and you will prove that they are chemotherapy turban and not hijab but once you wear it they will change their mind and say it looks too much like a hijab and insist on you going bald or buying a real hair wig that you cannot afford.
If your doctor makes multiple documents confirming that you suffer from alopecia because of stress and the medicine you have to take for your epilepsy and that wearing a bonnet or something is recommended for your mental health as youâre not ready to go out bald in high school as a teenage girl, instead of admitting they are wrong the school will accuse the doctor of lying and report him to the Ordre des MĂŠdecins (equivalent of the General Medical council). Your doctor will find himself asking you for a document stating that you are not Muslim in order to defend himself and prove that no he wasnât colluding with you so you could wear a substitute for hijab.
Source
âââââââ
In France if you are a North African nurse at a public hospital and wear a fabric surgical cap they will try to make you remove it because apparently itâs a hidden hijab. They will accuse you of going against secularism and when youâll argue that they are discriminating you by assuming youâre Muslim for a surgical cap on your head they will change their angle and claim that you should wear nothing on your hair because you wear the same surgical cap in multiple bedroom which is unhygienic apparently (which is a bullshit argument cause you wear the same scrub/uniform in different bedrooms as well). They will go as far as claiming that disposable scrub caps (you know the thin papery ones?) are not okay to wear in a hospital even if you change it regularly. And then they will fire you for a lack of hygiene because you wear a surgical cap.
Source
âââââââ
All of that will be done in the name of secularism and womenâs right despite having nothing do with either quite the opposite.
The teenage girlâs story is also not just about racism and Islamophobia itâs also about ableism as the girl is convinced that the real reason the school is trying to push her out is because she had an epilepsy crisis in class and nobody knew what to do and the school nurse was absent. It could have ended badly had her best friend not known what to do to help. Apparently it was bad enough to cancel class for the rest of the day and the teacher was shocked to the point of ending on sick leave.
oh and don't forget that many parts of France mandate by law how much skin women must show in swimsuits, which they claim is about not getting street dirt in public pools but which is disproportionately enforced on Muslim or even just Middle Eastern/North African women
(and of course is also some forced nudity misogynistic bullshit in general, to boot)
The rule for loose shorts for men has been a thing for decades and itâs because some men wear them outside as well and because men would use actual shorts as swimsuits.
As for the rules not being about banning Muslim women from swimming I donât know your age but Iâm old enough to remember when going to a public swimming pool with a hijab on to keep an eye on your kids and without getting in the water was okay. Iâm old enough to remember when wearing a short and T-shirt over your swimsuit at the border of the water when you werenât swimming was perfectly okay as well. I remember when swimsuits with skirts or shorts attached to them were allowed.
All the extra rules you mentioned started being put in place AFTER the âburkiniâ ban when they realized that the majority of Muslim women who were going in public swimming pools were not hijabi but still liked to be more modest and wear swimming skirts or shorts and stuff like that.
Yâall donât realize the actual level of Franceâs Islamophobia and anti Algerian racism and how it color everyday laws and rules that seems to have nothing to do with Muslims and/or Algerian.
I know a woman who almost divorced because of Islamophobia in France. She wears the hijab but was born and raised in Algeria. When she got married she came in France after 4 years she told her husband that she loved him but that she couldnât take it anymore and that she was moving back to Algeria and he could either follow her or divorce her. Husband was smart and followed her. Theyâve been living in Algeria for 3 years and they are very happy.
This is why Iâm against Muslim men in France marrying hijabi from back home (or from any other Muslim country). You donât take peopleâs daughter who grew up in a country where she was never looked down upon for her hijab, where her hijab never closed doors for her in terms of education, entertainment, hobbies and job opportunities and bring her to France of all countries. But thatâs an other subject.
France be keeping hijabi women from schools, from sports, from work and from public spaces all the time⌠and thereâs always that one white bitch who goes âbut women in Afghanistanâ as if excluding hijabi women from public life in France was helping women who are excluded from public life in Afghanistan.
That being said Iâll always remember about 10 years ago when the whole issue around modest swimsuits started in France. Thereâs that picture of a woman who was wearing a modest swimsuit (light blue if I remember correctly) and she was just laying on the beach like everyone else and then the cops surrounded her and made her undress in the middle of the beach. You see her on the sand removing her top while the cops are standing around her. Whenever I see the picture itâs so violent. And after humiliating her that way they gave her two fines for ânot respecting the values of the French Republicâ and âindecent exposureâ (apparently covering too much skin is indecent exposure).
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In France if you suffer from hair loss as a teenage girl and cannot afford a real hair wig the school will try and force you to go to class bald. The school will make you buy a chemotherapy turban, you will buy two different so that the school can choose which one they prefer and you will prove that they are chemotherapy turban and not hijab but once you wear it they will change their mind and say it looks too much like a hijab and insist on you going bald or buying a real hair wig that you cannot afford.
If your doctor makes multiple documents confirming that you suffer from alopecia because of stress and the medicine you have to take for your epilepsy and that wearing a bonnet or something is recommended for your mental health as youâre not ready to go out bald in high school as a teenage girl, instead of admitting they are wrong the school will accuse the doctor of lying and report him to the Ordre des MĂŠdecins (equivalent of the General Medical council). Your doctor will find himself asking you for a document stating that you are not Muslim in order to defend himself and prove that no he wasnât colluding with you so you could wear a substitute for hijab.
Source
âââââââ
In France if you are a North African nurse at a public hospital and wear a fabric surgical cap they will try to make you remove it because apparently itâs a hidden hijab. They will accuse you of going against secularism and when youâll argue that they are discriminating you by assuming youâre Muslim for a surgical cap on your head they will change their angle and claim that you should wear nothing on your hair because you wear the same surgical cap in multiple bedroom which is unhygienic apparently (which is a bullshit argument cause you wear the same scrub/uniform in different bedrooms as well). They will go as far as claiming that disposable scrub caps (you know the thin papery ones?) are not okay to wear in a hospital even if you change it regularly. And then they will fire you for a lack of hygiene because you wear a surgical cap.
Source
âââââââ
All of that will be done in the name of secularism and womenâs right despite having nothing do with either quite the opposite.
The teenage girlâs story is also not just about racism and Islamophobia itâs also about ableism as the girl is convinced that the real reason the school is trying to push her out is because she had an epilepsy crisis in class and nobody knew what to do and the school nurse was absent. It could have ended badly had her best friend not known what to do to help. Apparently it was bad enough to cancel class for the rest of the day and the teacher was shocked to the point of ending on sick leave.
oh and don't forget that many parts of France mandate by law how much skin women must show in swimsuits, which they claim is about not getting street dirt in public pools but which is disproportionately enforced on Muslim or even just Middle Eastern/North African women
(and of course is also some forced nudity misogynistic bullshit in general, to boot)
The rule for loose shorts for men has been a thing for decades and itâs because some men wear them outside as well and because men would use actual shorts as swimsuits.
As for the rules not being about banning Muslim women from swimming I donât know your age but Iâm old enough to remember when going to a public swimming pool with a hijab on to keep an eye on your kids and without getting in the water was okay. Iâm old enough to remember when wearing a short and T-shirt over your swimsuit at the border of the water when you werenât swimming was perfectly okay as well. I remember when swimsuits with skirts or shorts attached to them were allowed.
All the extra rules you mentioned started being put in place AFTER the âburkiniâ ban when they realized that the majority of Muslim women who were going in public swimming pools were not hijabi but still liked to be more modest and wear swimming skirts or shorts and stuff like that.
Yâall donât realize the actual level of Franceâs Islamophobia and anti Algerian racism and how it color everyday laws and rules that seems to have nothing to do with Muslims and/or Algerian.
I know a woman who almost divorced because of Islamophobia in France. She wears the hijab but was born and raised in Algeria. When she got married she came in France after 4 years she told her husband that she loved him but that she couldnât take it anymore and that she was moving back to Algeria and he could either follow her or divorce her. Husband was smart and followed her. Theyâve been living in Algeria for 3 years and they are very happy.
This is why Iâm against Muslim men in France marrying hijabi from back home (or from any other Muslim country). You donât take peopleâs daughter who grew up in a country where she was never looked down upon for her hijab, where her hijab never closed doors for her in terms of education, entertainment, hobbies and job opportunities and bring her to France of all countries. But thatâs an other subject.
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Raneen, @a00h2, is my friend. She is trapped in Gaza, Palestine, with her family, with her sick baby. This is her message to you, in her own words:
I hope you are all wellâŚ
This is our last chance to survive⌠my final plea before it's too late.
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My friend doesn't have that money. She can't help her family and child alone. Please, I beg you, donate, whatever you can. $40, $20, $10, $5, whatever you can, it will all be useful. Thank you so much.
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In France if you suffer from hair loss as a teenage girl and cannot afford a real hair wig the school will try and force you to go to class bald. The school will make you buy a chemotherapy turban, you will buy two different so that the school can choose which one they prefer and you will prove that they are chemotherapy turban and not hijab but once you wear it they will change their mind and say it looks too much like a hijab and insist on you going bald or buying a real hair wig that you cannot afford.
If your doctor makes multiple documents confirming that you suffer from alopecia because of stress and the medicine you have to take for your epilepsy and that wearing a bonnet or something is recommended for your mental health as youâre not ready to go out bald in high school as a teenage girl, instead of admitting they are wrong the school will accuse the doctor of lying and report him to the Ordre des MĂŠdecins (equivalent of the General Medical council). Your doctor will find himself asking you for a document stating that you are not Muslim in order to defend himself and prove that no he wasnât colluding with you so you could wear a substitute for hijab.
Source
âââââââ
In France if you are a North African nurse at a public hospital and wear a fabric surgical cap they will try to make you remove it because apparently itâs a hidden hijab. They will accuse you of going against secularism and when youâll argue that they are discriminating you by assuming youâre Muslim for a surgical cap on your head they will change their angle and claim that you should wear nothing on your hair because you wear the same surgical cap in multiple bedroom which is unhygienic apparently (which is a bullshit argument cause you wear the same scrub/uniform in different bedrooms as well). They will go as far as claiming that disposable scrub caps (you know the thin papery ones?) are not okay to wear in a hospital even if you change it regularly. And then they will fire you for a lack of hygiene because you wear a surgical cap.
Source
âââââââ
All of that will be done in the name of secularism and womenâs right despite having nothing do with either quite the opposite.
The teenage girlâs story is also not just about racism and Islamophobia itâs also about ableism as the girl is convinced that the real reason the school is trying to push her out is because she had an epilepsy crisis in class and nobody knew what to do and the school nurse was absent. It could have ended badly had her best friend not known what to do to help. Apparently it was bad enough to cancel class for the rest of the day and the teacher was shocked to the point of ending on sick leave.
oh and don't forget that many parts of France mandate by law how much skin women must show in swimsuits, which they claim is about not getting street dirt in public pools but which is disproportionately enforced on Muslim or even just Middle Eastern/North African women
(and of course is also some forced nudity misogynistic bullshit in general, to boot)
The rule for loose shorts for men has been a thing for decades and itâs because some men wear them outside as well and because men would use actual shorts as swimsuits.
As for the rules not being about banning Muslim women from swimming I donât know your age but Iâm old enough to remember when going to a public swimming pool with a hijab on to keep an eye on your kids and without getting in the water was okay. Iâm old enough to remember when wearing a short and T-shirt over your swimsuit at the border of the water when you werenât swimming was perfectly okay as well. I remember when swimsuits with skirts or shorts attached to them were allowed.
All the extra rules you mentioned started being put in place AFTER the âburkiniâ ban when they realized that the majority of Muslim women who were going in public swimming pools were not hijabi but still liked to be more modest and wear swimming skirts or shorts and stuff like that.
Yâall donât realize the actual level of Franceâs Islamophobia and anti Algerian racism and how it color everyday laws and rules that seems to have nothing to do with Muslims and/or Algerian.
Hamza (of Algerian descent) 14 years old hang out at the border of the water in Paris on heatwave days and spray people with WATER using a water gun during the heatwave in France and tell people they can pay 2⏠instead of getting sprayed with the water. He mainly targets people who are wearing swimsuits (so they donât mind the water) and cops (some of them even got their own water guns and sprayed the kids as well)
The medias: THATâS A SAVAGE. WHERE ARE HIS PARENTS?!? UNACCEPTABLE.
People: We should beat him up to teach him life.
The medias: People accuse us of being racists but we could argue that he actually is the real racist because his behavior makes people think badly of⌠of⌠of people like him.
15 years old white teenager: Murders an old woman (over 85 years old) using an electric drill to kill her. Kicking her and beating her up. Leaving a bloody scene and admits it was a premeditated murder.
The medias: He was a very nice kid who was unknown by the police and who had good grades. He was calm and kind and he did this because of a family break up and his girlfriend broke up with him as well.
People: *criquet*
The medias: So kind and not a problem child at all.
European commentators r like "i cannot believe this many African nations made it into the world cup anyway Ousmane DembĂŠlĂŠ for france stood out from the rest" like these european teams are deliberately recruiting from their country's African and Arab immigrant neighborhoods and theyre confused by africas success?
Whatâs hilarious is that in Franceâs case it happens DESPITE the fact that the French football association tried to put in place quotas discriminating Black and Arab people by limiting the numbers of Black and Arab kids who could be in football schools and centers that way it would automatically limit the numbers of Black and Arab men in the national team in the long run.
That being said the article exposing this practice was written in 2010 and a journalist went to interview people on the subject and they happened to interview 12 years old MbappĂŠ (Father from Cameroon and Mother from Algeria)
12 years old MbappĂŠ: You look at history the best were Black and Arab people.
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like. you can choose to block someone and not engage with them on the internet for any reason at all. this is true. I just think that doesnât mean that blocking someone for calling you out on your racism is then somehow not still a racist choice to make. you know? like imagine if white people on this website treated racism as the hostile action rather than seeing that as a totally morally neutral whoopsie accident but the calling out of racism as harassment
Whenever Golem ends up on my twitter timeline I remember that they claim to fight against antisemitism and racism and claim to care about Palestinians while still being Zionists and while making reference to the OASâŚ
Like yeah I guess nothing says Iâm against colonialism like supporting the colonization of part of Palestine and making references to a terrorist group who wanted Algeria to stay French and organized terror attacks against Algerian but also against French people who were not pro colonization enough for the liking of the OAS AFTER the ceasefire in Algeria.
And they claim to be opening and nice and leftists⌠and to accept antizionist Jews. Except they all left because of harassment and bullying and the feminists and queer members of the group also left for similar reasonsâŚ
"Pro palestinian" liberal left telling ppl 2ss is a normal position to support bc "some palestinians do" and some palestinians decide to join the PA and shoot palestinians i dont think thats the baseline u should be using to support the 2ss, a false promise forced by america onto us while more settlements are constructed on our land and being legalized by israel making the 2ss a literal scam. Plus if u support a 2ss that is literally excluding palestinian refugees and their right of return, u cant pick and choose here
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Iâm always in for a good âjoke sessionâ as we call them. But given how the history of the âOne, Two, Three, Viva lâAlgerieâ slogan is actually tied to the Algerian struggle for liberation against the French Iâm blocking anyone who lives in the West and make jokes with the slogan. Like go tile the oceanâs floor and leave us alone.
(It was originally âWe want to be free! Viva lâAlgerie!â)
In my absence, Eman's village's situation has been getting worse, far far worse. As the fabric of Sudan's medical and other social infrastructures have been destroyed by war and genocide, displaced people are seeing a high risk of disease outbreaks amongst them. This is what Eman's village is currently going through, and her family has been one of many affected by dengue fever.
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