: Groups bonded by religion, nationality, or shared values, like the LGBTQ+ or Jewish communities.
: Historically, it can refer to a commune (a group sharing ownership) or political alliances like the Commonwealth of Independent States . 2. Modern "Communauté" Platforms CommunautГ©
The term stems from the Latin communitas (common, public) and the Old French comuneté . It captures several distinct social structures: : Groups bonded by religion, nationality, or shared