Violence. Death threats. Attacks on civil society. This is life under the French far right. bit.ly/46GRqNB

The southern French city of Perpignan has become one of the most crucial havens for far-right politics in France. But, as Rebecca Nathanson reports, some residents are fighting back. bit.ly/46GRqNB

Want to know what might happen if Marine Le Pen takes over France? See how her far-right party runs this city. Rebecca Nathanson reports from Perpignan. bit.ly/46GRqNB

Sur le site d'information américain The Nation, un article de la journaliste Rebecca Nathanson sur l'extrême droite à Perpignan. Un long article en anglais... Une traduction, très imparfaite, sera bientôt disponible... thenation.com/article/world/…

"That’s why what happens in places like Perpignan matters. There, the far right is not a ghostly future threat but a daily reality." such great reporting from Rebecca Nathanson in The Nation thenation.com/article/world/…

Lors des élections européennes, j’ai été sollicité par l’hebdomadaire américain The Nation sur la montée de l’extrême droite en France et notamment à Perpignan. L’article est désormais en ligne , à lire en intégralité. thenation.com/article/world/…

Violence. Death threats. Attacks on civil society. This is life under the French far right. bit.ly/46GRqNB

The southern French city of Perpignan has become one of the most crucial havens for far-right politics in France. But, as Rebecca Nathanson reports, some residents are fighting back. bit.ly/46GRqNB

Mon nouvel article sur l’extrême droite à Perpignan, publié par The Nation, a été traduit en français !

Want to know what might happen if Marine Le Pen takes over France? See how her far-right party runs this city. Rebecca Nathanson reports from Perpignan. bit.ly/46GRqNB

Perpignan’s far-right mayor is refusing to give a Visapourlimage award to Palestinian photojournalist Loay Ayyoub, despite the festival jurors voting for his work documenting the humanitarian crisis in Gaza for The Washington Post

To further their anti-immigrant agenda, the French far-right co-opts the language of feminism. For our new issue, Rebecca Nathanson writes on the ethno-nationalists of Collectif Némésis: thebaffler.com/salvos/sans-me…

"French feminism appears to be ever-splintering, with divisions and disagreements on issues of criminalization, sex, and the power of the state...Yet even across this live-wire divide, opposition to femonationalism reigns"Rebecca Nathanson for The Baffler thebaffler.com/salvos/sans-me…

In our new issue, Rebecca Nathanson details how the right-wing French group Némésis riles up anti-immigrant sentiments in the name of feminism. thebaffler.com/salvos/sans-me…

“French feminism appears to be ever-splintering, with divisions and disagreements on issues of criminalization, sex, and the power of the state.” thebaffler.com/salvos/sans-me…

The American far right has used the death of Laken Riley to strip immigrants of due process. Their counterparts in France employ the same strategy, using the language of women’s rights to support the case for nationalist authoritarianism. thebaffler.com/salvos/sans-me…

France has long tolerated violence toward women, and its rape laws exclude any mention of consent. Gisèle Pelicot’s story is changing the conversation. But far-right women’s groups like Collectif Némésis want to steer it in an anti-immigrant direction. thebaffler.com/salvos/sans-me…

In France, the far right uses the language of women’s rights to demonize immigrants and further its nationalist agenda. Rebecca Nathanson writes on sexual violence and reactionary feminisms: thebaffler.com/salvos/sans-me…

For Baffler no. 78, Rebecca Nathanson writes on French women’s groups who claim a feminist label—and also an identitarian one. thebaffler.com/salvos/sans-me…