#ExhibitB Communiqué de presse du collectif contre Exhibit B

Collectif contre Exhibit B
Communiqué de presse 4 décembre 2014 
Le collectif contre Exhibit B déterminé à poursuivre sa mobilisation contre la marchandisation de l’histoire de la souffrance humaine.

Le collectif organise une conférence de presse, lundi 8 décembre à 10h30, à l’IReMMO, 7, rue Basse des Carmes 75005 Paris.
Le collectif contre Exhibit B, réuni le mardi 2 décembre, appelle à manifester dès le dimanche 7 décembre 2014 à partir de 14 heures devant le Centquatre, 5, rue Curial 75019 Paris contre la tenue du spectacle Exhibit B qui assigne les noir.e.s à la place d’objet au lieu de sujet. Procédé qui ne fait que renforcer au final le racisme que Brett Bailey, son auteur, entend dénoncer.
Le collectif se déclare engagé à être présent devant le Centquatre, digne et déterminé, pour rappeler cette phrase de Nelson Mandela « Ce qui est fait pour nous, sans nous est fait contre nous ».

Membres du collectif :
Bams : auteure, compositrice et interprète/ chroniqueuse
Jean-Marie Bataille : pédagogue
Issa Diara : Collectif Anti-Négrophobie
Joëlle Esso : artiste
Paulin Foualem : acteur, metteur en scène, cofondateur de la Cie Qheil
Dieudonné Gnammankou : historien, conférencier, directeur de DAGAN éditions
Franco Lollia : Collectif Anti-Négrophobie
Karine Lion : femme enceinte, afro-descendante et passionnée par son histoire
John Mullen : historien et militant anti-raciste
Marie-Lise Mullen : professeur des écoles et militante anti-raciste
Léonce Henri Nlend : comédien, metteur en scène
Myriam Tadessé : écrivaine, réalisatrice, comédienne, co-fondatrice de la Cie Qheil
Penda Traoré : cofondatrice d’Afriqua Paris
Sabrina Valdé : auteure, interprète, intervenante socio-culturelle

Contacts : Bams  bamsnews@gmail.com John john.mullen@wanadoo.fr  Franco anc2france@yahoo.fr Penda ptraore@yahoo.fr  Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/contreexhibitB#ContreExhibitB


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