France, my bled

Episode 2 – The “May 68 of immigrant children”

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France, my bled.

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By: Latifa Mouaoued Follow |

Jeremy Besset

1 min

In 1983, the first generation of North African children born in France after colonization, nicknamed the "Beur generation", launched the March for equality and against racism. 

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This “second generation from immigration” burst onto the media and political scene for the first time in a positive way.

This is a turning point in the history of Algerian immigration. 

France discovers these young people with a double culture who ask to be recognized as French. 

With :

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, sociologist and president of the Association Ancrages in Marseille

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, president of the Girls and Sons Association of the Republic and former head of the Parisian Walking Collective

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, president of the Collectif du 1er juin in Marseille and former head of the Collectif marseillais de la marche

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