Aurore Bergé, the minister responsible for the fight against discrimination, sparked controversy by stating that the theory of the Great Replacement could be debated in the name of freedom of expression, which drew criticism from both the right and the left. (translated)
Aurore Bergé, the minister responsible for combating discrimination, is causing controversy after refusing to label the theory of the "great replacement" as racist, which has prompted critical reactions within her own political camp. (translated)
Aurore Bergé, the minister responsible for the fight against discrimination, has been criticized, including by members of her own party, for arguing for freedom of expression while defending the possibility of debating the racist theory of the great replacement, thereby sparking a fierce political debate on the subject. (translated)
The "great replacement" (invented by Renaud Camus, popularized by Éric Zemmour, romanticized by Michel Houellebecq) is not an opinion that should be debated but a murderous ideology that reconnects with the worst blindness. On Mediapart, since 2015. (translated)
@priscathevenot @franceinfo @auroreberge Nous n'en sommes plus à débattre du grand remplacement, en effet. #GrandRemplacement #France #Débat
@nous_vivrons @AkimOmiri @laRadioNova Puisque je vous ai sous le coude, pouvez-vous m'expliquer ce que faisait l'éditeur du suprémaciste Renaud Camus, auteur de la théorie complotiste antisémite du Grand remplacement, dans votre cortège le 8 mars dernier ? Merci par avance de votre réponse. https://t.co/GZtAWyhhhT #LibertéDExpression #Antisémitisme #GrandRemplacement
Liberation denounces the great replacement! Verification done, it is the replacement of immigrants by French babies. False alarm, the matter is proceeding… (translated)
The tribal chief Macron calmly speaks of 17 million Africans in France 🇲🇫?🤔 The great replacement is not... (translated)
Didier Deschamps asserts that "the French team represents the population of France." Here's one who is ahead of the Great Replacement! It's funny, but when it truly represented the population of France, 30 years ago, the diversity fanatics... (translated)
