A little lightness for summer. The president of the Socialist Deputies, Boris Vallaud, launches “his militant vacation notebook.” In the menu, crosswords, a questionnaire about the history of movement or on heritage in France or a horoscope.
A small notebook “very much made by Boris Vallaud himself” as his entourage trusts. These few sheets were sent by email to Rose’s party activists. If the tone aims to make fun of some cartoons of the former head of the State, François Hollande returns to the Palais-Bourbon from the last legislative elections, without a matter of silly tan. The idea is good to expand meninges.
“Virgin Ascending Jean Jaurès”
The members of the Socialist Party confirmed in June Olivier Faure at the head of the movement can update their knowledge. Among the description of the summer of “ascending cancers Aimé Césaire”, French poet and politician and “ascending virgins Jean Jaurès”, there are several extracts of books by Victor Hugo about socialism.
Enough to allow Boris Vallaud and his current “Unite to the Socialists”, arrived in the last position during the internal competition in the PS, some messages pass. “Socialism is vast and not narrow. It is aimed at the entire human problem. Embrace all social conception,” may read there under the pen of the author of the miserable ones.
The president of the deputies of PS has repeatedly accused Olivier Faure of directing “a party that only speaks to itself”, believing that the movement had to speak “first in the popular classes and the middle classes.”
“A Taste” from the beginning of Boris Vallaud’s school year
Who is “who is it?” Dedicated to women who have embodied popular struggles also establishes the pattern. Among figures very identified as Gisèle Pelicot, which became an icon after accepting public debates during the Mazan trial that caused the general public to know the chemical presentation and the filmmaker Agnès Varda, the readers of this vacation notebook are invited to connect the face of the unknown women with their name and biography.
Therefore, we can discover the trip of chemistry Alice Ball, an African -American scientist who developed a treatment against leprosy at the beginning of the 20th century or Marsha P. Johnson, a transgender activist, a figure in the fight against AIDS in New York in the 1980s.
“This Christmas notebook is a new tool we offer for the summer and is a sample of what we are going to do at the beginning of the school year establishing an academy,” called Léon Blum, explains one of Boris Vallaud’s relatives in BFMTV.
After a first date in May, Londas deputy will launch his own ideas laboratory at the beginning of the school year, which also foresees as a training place for activists.
Source: BFM TV
