My voice.
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The beginning · Toulouse

From everyday life to activism.

Born in Toulouse in 1999, I grew up in Haute-Garonne before studying foreign languages at Toulouse–Jean Jaurès University, better known by its notorious name, ‘Le Mirail’, a university that became known in France for its particularly high number of communist strikes and blockades.

An odd mix, considering that the Mirail district was one of the hubs for people leaving France to join jihadist groups. Quite an atmosphere.

Surrounded by kebab shops or activists wearing keffiyehs, often the only white person in the metro carriage, I wanted to meet young people who were like me and shared my ideas.

That is where I became deeply involved in the Génération Identitaire youth movement, before becoming its spokesperson until it was dissolved in 2021.

June 13, 2020 · Paris

The banner on the rooftops.

That day, I took part in a major action at Place de la République with other activists. We unfurled an enormous banner across the Paris rooftops, facing 30,000 furious Black Lives Matter protesters. We caused such an uproar that we drew media attention away from their cause and brought the issue of anti-white racism onto numerous television programmes.

The video I filmed there would go on to reach more than 3 million views.

Then everything happened very quickly: interviews and television appearances. I gained recognition beyond activist circles. I had officially become ‘Thaïs d’Escufon’.

Today · Staying connected

Continuing to speak out.

Since Génération Identitaire was dissolved in 2021, I have focused on creating political content, particularly on my YouTube channel.

Over the years, I have faced many obstacles: several of my accounts on Twitter, Instagram and TikTok have been censored. Despite everything, I am not giving up. Time and again, I start rebuilding from scratch.

Today, despite still being censored by Meta and Facebook under the label ‘terrorist organisation’ — no less — I reach more than 600,000 people across Twitter, TikTok, YouTube and Telegram.

But I no longer want to risk losing my connection with you, or depend on platforms where bans can happen unpredictably. With your support, I can continue my work without being intimidated.