USPA NEWS - The Epxress magazine decided to re-publish cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad, in reaction to the very barbaric assassination (beheading) of history teacher Samuel Paty, who had shown caricatures to his students, to explain his course. of "freedom of expression". “Fourteen years after L'Express published caricatures of the Prophet, we decided to start over.
Every day, Samuel Paty did the most important thing in the Republic in the sanctuary of his classroom: to teach. That is to say, to show, to give, to offer to each child and to each adolescent the right to be "different from his difference" (1). Basically, that is becoming a citizen: understanding that, despite your origins, despite the political or ideological preferences of your parents, despite the customs of your culture or the prescriptions of your religion, you share other rules with your compatriots. , based on common values, chosen and established over the centuries, and which prevail over personal particularities. For having accomplished this essential task, for having done his job, Samuel Paty had his head beheaded.
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