Stephane Weber

[kirinapost @kirinapost]

Une excellente contribution théorique du sémiologue et écrivain Khal Torabully, sur l’affaire #ThélysonOrélien publiée dans Le Mauricien, le 28 septembre 2026.
https://t.co/NyEFzdmbuS

[Fondation pour la mémoire de l'esclavage @fondation_me]

A l'occasion des 70 ans du Congrès des écrivains et artistes noirs de la Sorbonne en 1956, Florence Alexis revient dans @Histoirecoloni1 sur ce moment important de la vie intellectuelle mondiale du 20e siècle.
https://t.co/CURCgkDbWU

[𝐏𝐚𝐧𝐀𝐟𝐫𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐧 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐥 @SankaraDispatch]

Wow 🔥 🔥

[kirinapost @kirinapost]

Pour lui rendre hommage, voici 67 choses à retenir sur celui que plusieurs générations ont surnommé le « Roi du mbalakh ». Pour célébrer cet anniversaire, voici 67 repères qui racontent @YoussouNdourSN.
@YoussouNdourRek
@youssou_ndour
https://t.co/psZAuieanz

[Gabriel Zucman @gabriel_zucman]

Bonjour M. @SebLecornu , le budget que vous venez de présenter a le mérite de la clarté : vous êtes prêt à tout (dérembourser des médicaments, réduire les indemnités pour accidents du travail, raboter les retraites de plus de 2000 euros…) avant de demander ne serait-ce qu’un centime à @BernardArnault et aux milliardaires français. 🧵

[Stephane Weber @_StephaneWeber]

@realmarcel1 Macron met la France à feu et à sang pour déclarer l'état d'urgence et prendre les pleins pouvoirs

[Black Journals @blackJournals01]

She walked away from slavery in 1826 carrying her baby. Then she went back — into a courtroom — and sued a white man to get her son.

She won. She is one of the first Black women in America to do it.

Sojourner Truth died on this day in 1883.

New York was phasing out slavery. Her owner had promised her freedom early and then broke his word, so she walked out at dawn with her infant daughter and left the rest behind because she could not carry them.

Then she found out that her five-year-old son Peter had been sold illegally into Alabama — which New York law forbade.

She had no money and no education and could not read. She went to Quakers, raised the filing fee, and took the case to the Ulster County grand jury.

It took months. She got him back. He came home with scars.

She renamed herself in 1843 and spent the rest of her life on the road speaking — the only formerly enslaved woman most white Northern audiences had ever heard.

In the 1860s she desegregated Washington's streetcars by simply refusing to get off, and had her shoulder dislocated by a conductor for it. She sued him too, and he lost his job.

How many stories like Sojourner Truth’s were left out of what you were taught? If you want the stories beyond the textbook, this is where you start https://t.co/V6OJtazidd

[Black Journals @blackJournals01]

She was the first Black woman in the world to win an Olympic gold medal.

At her homecoming celebration in her own Georgia hometown, the mayor refused to shake her hand, and she was made to leave by a side door.

Alice Coachman. 1948.

She grew up in Albany, Georgia, running barefoot on dirt roads because the town's athletic facilities were for white children. She trained by jumping over string tied between two sticks.

She was so far ahead of the American field that she won the national high jump championship ten years in a row — and the Olympics were cancelled twice, in 1940 and 1944, taking her best years away.

She finally got to London in 1948 at twenty-four, jumping on an injured back, and won.

King George VI handed her the medal.

She came home to a celebration in Albany where the audience was segregated — Black residents on one side, white on the other. The mayor sat on the stage with her and would not shake her hand.

She was not permitted to speak. Then she left through a side entrance.

She was the first Black woman on earth to do what she had just done, and her own town's mayor could not manage a handshake.

She later set up a foundation for young athletes and for retired Olympians who had been forgotten. She knew exactly what that felt like.

[Stephane Weber @_StephaneWeber]

@LeSoleilonline sans oublier que toutes les putes Sérère viennent de Foundiougne

[The Martin Luther King, Jr. Center @TheKingCenter]

On the 50th anniversary of the release of the greatest, Stevie Wonder’s, iconic “Songs in the Key of Life” album, The Oakwood University Aeolians shared this. Beautiful. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Director: Jeremy Sovoy Jordan
Arranger: David von Kampen
Soloist: Mallisa Glover

[Abdoul Ahad NDIAYE @njaay_lahad]

À travers les témoignages des usagers, le regard des professionnels qui font vivre le réseau et les éclairages sur son pilotage, ce film documentaire revient sur l’impact du TER dans le quotidien des populations.

Je vous invite à découvrir ce documentaire, qui revient sur le présent du TER et ouvre également une perspective sur son avenir, avec son extension vers Thiès.

[Stephane Weber @_StephaneWeber]

https://t.co/YCWD7dpQM6

[Stephane Weber @_StephaneWeber]

IA : le grand enfumage
https://t.co/rWSBhv296f

[Stephane Weber @_StephaneWeber]

https://t.co/y3piRPfVCl

[Académie Goncourt @AcadGoncourt]

Communiqué de l’Académie Goncourt

[Agence France-Presse @afpfr]

📚️ L'Académie Goncourt a annoncé qu'elle retirait le roman de l'auteur canado-haïtien Thélyson Orélien de sa sélection pour le prix Goncourt en raison des accusations de plagiats et d'utilisation de l'intelligence artificielle le visant.

[Le journal Afrique TV5MONDE @JTAtv5monde]

🇸🇳 Au Sénégal, des chercheurs expérimentent la rizipisciculture, une méthode qui consiste à introduire des poissons dans les rizières. Leurs déjections fertilisent naturellement le riz, tandis que leur présence contribue à lutter contre certaines maladies comme la bilharziose.

[Kalidou SY @Kalidoo]

Pour aller plus loin ⤵️
🇲🇱 📕 Yambo #Ouologuem, la blessure - Film complet en streaming gratuit | TV5MONDE+:
https://t.co/ZWxJAByAI0

[HBCU Alum @hbcualum]

Kentucky State WBB player Amina Seck was arrested by ICE at Louisville's airport while traveling with her team in August. Arriving legally from Dakar, Senegal in 2021 and a transfer from Langston University, she is currently recovering from ACL surgery.

[🇸🇳Abdou Touré🏆⭐️⭐️ @TontonVert]

Les créateurs de contenus et les journalistes si vous vous intéressez à la délégation sénégalaise des JOJ 2026 contactez les différentes fédérations pour mettre en lumière et soutenir les jeunes participants sénégalais.
#Dakar2026
@jojdakar2026