To: snarkytart
I thought France was known for remarkable equality and respect for people of African descent. Isn't that why so many talented African-Americans became expatriates to live in Paris last century?
Why Paris? by Barbara Chase-Riboud
323 posted on
11/07/2005 11:30:17 AM PST by
Chanticleer
(A free society is a place where it's safe to be unpopular. -- Adlai Stevenson)
To: Chanticleer
It's like Chris Rock said (to paraphase), "Whites like Blacks like they like cream in coffee, just a little, not too much..." I can't remember.
334 posted on
11/07/2005 11:41:09 AM PST by
Clock King
("How will it end?" - Emperor; "In Fire." - Kosh)
To: Chanticleer
Speaking of which , I wonder how Tina Turner is holding up? She lives there last I heard with her French Puppy-Man.
345 posted on
11/07/2005 11:51:48 AM PST by
Clock King
("How will it end?" - Emperor; "In Fire." - Kosh)
To: Chanticleer
I thought France was known for remarkable equality and respect for people of African descent. Isn't that why so many talented African-Americans became expatriates to live in Paris last century? I think France can willingly absorb people of whatever color who WISH to become FRENCH. By that I mean learn the French language, absorb the French culture, and become Frenchmen
The problem with Muslims is that they want to get a French check and live in France, while remaining culturally Islamic. They are thusly rejected by the French. As they would be by Americans under the same principles
408 posted on
11/07/2005 2:01:50 PM PST by
SauronOfMordor
(I do what the voices in lazamataz's head tell me to)
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