The yellow vest, made mandatory in France in all cars, is an injunction to visibility. Anyone who is obliged to stop on the road must wear this garment which signals his presence to the vigilance of other motorists. But to make oneself visible is not simply to obey, it is also to emancipate oneself: that is to say to represent oneself by choosing a denomination (yellow vest) which is a refusal of the stigmatizing identity assignments (poor workers, assisted, declassed, etc.), which makes it possible to conquer an autonomy, a power to act. Because the Yellow Vests movement questions this double perspective (the imperative of visibility and liberating visibility), it has its place in this collective work. However, it is not the purpose of th...