Learning to know you are invited, between us, all of us, migrants.
To think of yourself as a human being, wouldn’t it be to perceive yourself and look at yourself as another person? Therefore, between me, myself and another person, a space appears, is created, an in-between that engages, that invites, that, sometimes, forces a migration…
Politicians and media, you don't say "migrants"; you impose them on "us" by creating a "language" which makes the so-called migrants "objects" of ignorance since this posture prevents us from meeting the actual person, as they are, in their uniqueness; all we have is this one word, a sign of collective discrimination...
The migration phenomenon, as it is currently perceived and politically managed, in Europe, in particular, certainly seems to challenge the so-called liberal societies...
