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This article first deploys a historical account of the French model of secularization, before and beyond mere  laïcité . Drawing on an analysis of the imperial and colonial genealogies of secularization, it then moves on to examine some structural polemics in contemporary France: polemics about the veil since 1989 and the more recent debate on Wokism and Islamo-leftism among intellectuals. The last part of the essay is a theoretical intervention in some of the current debates about race, gender and secularism in recent scholarship on France and Algeria done by feminist Scholars.

The Sexular State: Race, Gender, and the Other “Woke Controversy”