Ayrton Morice Kerneven: Strangely, this religion doesn't concern itself with forgiveness. It seems far more obsessed with the separation between the "pure" and the "impure"...

Jean-François Braunstein: As Joshua Mitchell, a leading Tocqueville scholar, has pointed out, this is indeed a "religion without God and without forgiveness ." "White privilege" is an equivalent of original sin, but here there is no possible redemption through divine grace. "Toxic masculinity," which plays a less central role than white privilege, can certainly be combated, but without much hope, by a thorough "deconstruction" of masculinity, advocated notably in France by Sandrine Rousseau.