Decolonialidade e política de reconhecimento dos Indígenas da República.

O presente artigo analisa as maneiras como o Partido dos Indígenas da República na França mobiliza e resignifica o termo indigène (ou indígena) a partir do uso original no contexto colonial francês como uma palavra para descrever os sujeitos coloniais sem diferenciar sua origem. No processo, Les Indigènes colocam em destaque e explicitam o que eles chamam um «colonialismo pós-colonial» que se mantem no presente no tocante à relação da França com seus antigos súditos coloniais e com os filhos deles. Trata-se do caso da população mulçumana na França, especificamente. Eles destroem a política normativa do reconhecimento que outras populações «minoritárias» acolhem e, em troca, propõem uma praxis descolonial da afirmação da vida, do ser e do eu.

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