réintégrons

Réintégrons is the present tense form of the French verb réintégrer, specifically the first-person plural form means “we reintegrate.” It can also function as an imperative in the inclusive “Let us reintegrate” sense. In usage, réintégrer describes restoring someone or something to a state of full participation or integration within a group, system, or society.

Etymology and meaning: The verb réintégrer is built from ré- (again) and intégrer (to integrate). The concept covers bringing individuals back into normal social, economic, or civic participation after a period of exclusion, displacement, or special status. In policy and public discourse, réintégration is the noun form that denotes the process itself.

Context and usage: The phrase réintégrons may appear in political rhetoric, advocacy writings, or community initiatives that promote reintegration, for example of ex-prisoners into employment and housing, of refugees into local communities, or of marginalized groups into social life. As a slogan or call to action, it expresses a stance toward inclusive policy and social cohesion. It is typically used in a general, non-technical way rather than as a reference to a specific program.

See also: réintégration, réintégrer, reintegration (English). Note that réintégrons is primarily a grammatical form rather than the name of a distinct organization or widely recognized movement, and its meaning is largely determined by context.