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The new geography of Paris

Reshaping the French capital and its banlieues | World News

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France denies police racism is widespread, but evidence tells another story

The recent riots in France, sparked by the deadly police shooting of a young man of North African descent, once more raised the question whether French police unfairly target ethnic minorities. While…

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Macron calls for return to 'authority and respect' after French riots

President Emmanuel Macron said Monday that France needed a return to authority "at every level" in response to recent riots sparked by the police shooting of a teenager.

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Riots in France's banlieues are over for now, but deep-rooted anger remains

French authorities managed to bring a week of nighttime urban violence and looting in its low-income, multi-racial surburbs to a rapid end – but unless the underlying reasons for the rioting are addressed,…

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Podcast: A deeper look at urban and police violence in France's banlieues

As the dust settles on a week of intense urban violence triggered by the police shooting of a young man in the northern working-class suburb of Nanterre, we look at the causes and what, if anything,…

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Newsnight

the 17—year—old nahel m. president macron returned abruptly from a summit of european leaders to try to coordinate a response involving 115,000 police and gendarmes as the country braced for more violence. the president appealed to parents of very young protesters and rioters to keep their kids at home, and blamed social media and video games. two large police unions say they are at war with rioters, who they described as vermin. but on the streets, the finger of blame is being pointed at decades of police brutality, inequality and racism aimed at young ethnic minority french citizens — many stuck with little oportunity in the suburbs or banlieue of the country. lets speak to our reporter in paris, yasminara khan. this is just this isjust a this is just a snapshot of the violence that has gripped france in the last few days. there is real

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French government announces fresh clampdown on 'Rodeo Riders'

The French government has pledged a new crackdown against illicit motorbike cruising by youths in suburbs across the country, after two children were seriously injured by a rider near Paris at the weekend.

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Nomad With Carlton McCoy

connection to the content. >> that's why i'm here. it's because you can see in a way what could be france in the future. >> is it the france of the future and maybe now in the future they'll accept it. >> you're right. you're right. i think so. >> i was raised in a neighborhood much like this where i was never exposed to art. i didn't even know that there were black artists until i was an adult. literally i remember the first time i saw an exhibition i remember walking around, being in utter shock. so you sort of feel cheated but at the same time very proud at the same time. >> um-hum. >> so what you experienced at that museum was transformative because you felt counted. >> what do you think it is about -- unique about the culture and the identity of the banlieue where it seems like it is like the breeding ground for great athletes, great artists? >> sometimes i feel that because of economical reason we have to be in the outskirts of paris.

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Nomad With Carlton McCoy

>> i chose the no go zone. >> no go zone orpt it's easy to see how places like this will absolutely shape future menus in the city center. i'm headed further outward to another place called a no-go zone. only way off the beaten path towards the outer reaches of northern suburbs. let's be clear. tourists never come here. but i've been invited to watch street ball with artist and photographer marvin who started taking photos in the banlieue and they are now in the guardian and lemon. >> how long you guys doing this game? >> inspired by the famous african cup, lecan is a local annual football tournament players form teams around their or families nation of origin and

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Nomad With Carlton McCoy

live. especially when scared of the black people in the city. here it's different. when black people started moving into central paris. central parisians didn't leave. they're like why don't you go out to the banlieue. so you have poor and working class suburbs all the way over to very wealth suburbs. >> essentially functions leak a clock. saint denis is noon if you go up to 10 would be 10:30 down to 7:30, 5:00 that's working class suburbs. people from the african dia spora. or the caribbean start 10:30 coming down to about 5:30. and then you have the significant asian from vietnam but also big cheyenne population. then as soon as you get to like seren and san clue that's just rich. >> i think we need to check back

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