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Ranjona Banerji: A vote against fascism & insularity
Updated On: 10 May, 2017 05:56 AM IST | Mumbai | Ranjona Banerji
<p>Traditional, professional politicians are increasingly being rejected by the voter - for politicians everywhere, this is a warning of sorts</p>

A French woman and European citizens celebrate the defeat of the French far-right party Front National near the Eiffel Tower at the Trocadero Plaza in Paris. Pic/AFP
The election of Emmanuel Macron as the President of France on Sunday appears to have given the "non-rightwing" across the world a sense of hope, some relief in this roiling ocean of rightwing anger and hatred. I use the term "non-rightwing" because it's not easy to know what to call those of us who dislike or abhor or are even vaguely ambivalent about regressive, reactionary, narrow-minded, prejudiced thinking.
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