Kabylia Observer

Latest articles

• The bravery of women

  22 July, by Zorro
  The sociologist Pierre Bourdieu has based his study on male domination (1998) on the example of the kabyle society, which he perceives as an objective archaeology of our unconscious where women have “embedded” the “male domination” - joining interpretation from other researchers blaming women for “consent to domination.”
  Studying as an ethnologist for nearly half a century the kabyle culture, Camille Lacoste-Dujardin was able to see how her observations contradicted this vision. This is (…)
  
  

• Kabylia’s Berbers, the Brethren of the Kuchitic Oromos and Sidamas, Demand Autonomy in Algeria

  10 July, by Zorro
  A great moment for the long targeted, colonized, subjugated, tyrannized and dehumanized Hammitic Nations of Africa was marked a few days ago, when the Movement for Autonomy of Kabylia, led by the famous Kabyle intellectual, artist and political activist Ferhat Mehenni, officially requested Autonomy Status for Kabylia.
  The Kabyles are the Western Berbers, the brethren of the Eastern Hammitic nations of Africa who belong to the Cushitic (Kushitic) family. Culturally and linguistically (…)