Several thousand people marched through the streets of Paris’ largest suburb on Saturday to denounce racism after the town’s newly elected black mayor, Bally Bagayoko, was subject to racist disinformation and remarks on social media and national television shows.
I keep saying, people only think Americans are uniquely racist because Americans actually have to deal with diversity.
As soon as any “non-racist” state is faced with similar challenges, it all comes out in the open.
What happened to the poor man can only be called a disgrace for the entire nation of France. Fortunately, a lot of prominent and less prominent people are condemning the disgusting verbal attacks.
That’s what happens when the government and media choose fascism over the left. And then they turn around and act offended that their friends say racist shit. The support he’s received has a bitter aftertaste
Yeah it’s the facho-sphere, not general french resentment.
It wouldn’t be CNews without racism. Their mascot is a Vichy apologist, what else to expect.
Europe has a racism problem
While that take is clearly unpopular, kinda the whole western world does. Sometimes we like to pretend its really just the US, and gloss over the fact that european colonialism and imperialism happened.
Theres a certain brand of racisim that flourishes in places where there is higher racial homogony, and it may be quieter, but it’s very real. You see it in the northern states in the US that are like almost entirely white where people have basically never seen a black person, and you see it plenty in europe.
The afd exists as a modern day party 😅. If someone said the US has a racism problem no one would reply with “thats a generalization”. Anywhere racism exists has a racism problem. And that certainly doesnt exclude europe.
possiblylinux127 has a generalization problem
What is the over/under on the odds on them being an American too? It usually seems to be that way.
