Singer Theodora denounces police violence during high school blockades

“Violence is inherent to the police and the police kill. » While high school blockades continued throughout France, singer Theodora spoke on Wednesday.

In a message published on social networks, where she is followed by more than a million fans, the “Boss Lady” defended the movement of “these young people who only ask to study decently”. But above all, she firmly condemned the arrests of the police. “What is this madness,” she asked herself. The police hit children, women, blacks, North Africans, Arabs and so on, but we talk about police blunders as if it were exceptional. »

The interpreter of Melodrama, the most listened to title in France in 2026, broadcast alongside his text images of certain police interventions. Notably that of a fourteen-year-old girl who was strangled by a police officer in front of a high school in Alençon. “We talk about peaceful blockades and we see fathers strangling little ones,” she was indignant, before relaying another video where we see a boy injured in the head by a shot from a defensive bullet launcher, says LBD. “Violence is inherent to the police and the police kill,” Schuyler concluded.

Before the blockades of high school students, the 22-year-old singer had never made such comments, neither in her songs nor during interviews. On the political level, the artist crowned four times at the Victoires de la Musique and five times at the Flammes this year has given her support several times to the various far-left parties. Whether it is Lutte Ouvrière, the New Anti-Capitalist Party or even La France Insoumise, which she called for support in March during the municipal elections.