Anti-immigration is almost always focused on people who don't look like the perceived majority in power. And the attacks = basically the extremist stuff that's been popping up here and there. Its nowhere near the stop and frisk of the good ole NYPD, but its enough to get noticed. When I was in France, I didn't have to deal with that - I simply had people sizing me up on the "Are you sure you can afford this?So Front National is the far right party here yeah. But their program is focused on nationalist, anti-immigration (not "black people"), anti-Euro, anti-culture and anti-islam policies. Front National won the European Elections this year mostly because people here don't give a shyt about those and never vote there (so mechanically, those who would have voted for the right or for the left didn't while far-right voters who are kinda disciplined did) but still, you're right about them progressively getting more and more votes as time goes by. It's undeniable since 2002 and JM Le Pen defeating Jospin at the Presidentials and above all since Marine Le Pen (the daughter) is the head of the party and tries to get the FN a friendlier image though her father keeps fukkin that up
But what general upswing of targeting brown people are you talking about ? What attacks ?
Are you sure you're talking about France ?
And for simple reminder, a post of mine regarding "black people" in France : http://www.thecoli.com/posts/4960108/
Get me that quote
There is obviously racism in France as there is everywhere but I never said black people were mistreated. So get me that quote please.

I'm hardly advocating the US as some pinnacle of understanding and multiracial bonding. I'm getting out of here once I finish my degree. Just saying that China and France seem kinda
