Hi

[Toussaint]

I have been living in France for some years.

I am from Corsica, i am a trotskyist. I support the fight for Independance of Corsica.

I teach in France, in a badly known high school but i shall leave France soon.

I am a member of a little union and i take part in the CEPT, a structure whiche tries to stand for the right of every student, whatever her/his culture or religion to attend the public schools. We were born from the fight against the anti-muslim law wuich expelled a few hundreds of muslim young women from the public school for theur hidjab. We think it's a sexist and islamophobic law.

http://www.ecolepourtoutes-tous.org/

http://www.lmsi.net/

I support the Indigènes de la République... a movement in the process of construction around a text:

http://toutesegaux.free.fr/article.php3?id_article=90

I am a militant of the AFPS, a french organsation supporting the struggle of the Palestinians.

http://www.france-palestine.org/

Then, i try to do my best to support the fight of the colombian people and in general people of South America.

[OleMarxco]

Well, uh, welcome, then, uhhuhuh ;)

Don't you think it's a wee-bit thang to raize a fuz' about a ban of a hi-jab, jus' a piece o'cloth? Sho' - 'is oppression, 'tho, but'ah - Why should you care? As a leftist, surely you must see the dis-need to wear such religious symbols. They can ban whatever "special symbols" for all I care, what matters are practical stuff. If they'd ban my "browncheese", I'd stick a quarterstaff up they'arse, feh'sho! :D

But'ah, didn't knew Corsica weren't still independant from...who? Anyone? Italy? Fill me in'puh'lease. Am European, just doesn't knau a'lut 'bout 'rat stuff :P

[spartafc]

welcome !

:trotski:

[which doctor]

If a woman wants to wear head covering because it is a apart of her culture then she should damn well be able to

[Led Zeppelin]

Welcome friend. ^_^

[Le People]

So tell me, what's your stance on civil liberties? Welcome!