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February 21, 2018 by France-Amérique

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Pesé, c’est noté : Dukan propose une option “poids d’équilibre” au bac Le nutritionniste Pierre Dukan propose dans un livre "Lettre ouverte au futur président" d'instaurer une option "poids d'équilibre" au bac permettant aux élèves de gagner des points […] Posted in Opinion
Le Brooklyn Museum dans la barque de Gustave Caillebotte L'exposition « Gustave Caillebotte: Impressionist paintings from Paris to the sea » s'est ouverte le 27 avril au Brooklyn Museum de New York. Cette première rétrospective new-yorkaise de […] Posted in Culture

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France and the Race Taboo
On the night of July 30, 2018, a white man shot at a group of Arab teens in the suburbs of Beaune, a city in eastern France, and injured seven. According to the U.S. magazine The Nation, French media downplayed the incident as gang-related violence instead of portraying it for what it is: a hate crime. But France does not...
Why Are There Less and Less U.S. Riders on the Tour?
Out of 176 riders, only 5 Americans were on the starting line of the Tour de France this year. The U.K., Poland, and Denmark each had as many riders. By comparison, Belgium had 19 riders and France 35. The United States never really recovered from the Lance Armstrong scandal, writes New York Times reporter Ian Austen. On the Tour, his name is...
Will France’s Soccer Victory Help the Banlieues?
New York Times op-ed writer Antony J. Blinken hopes that the victory of multicolored France in the World Cup final will positively influence Macron’s plan for the banlieues. A third of the members of this year’s world championship team, he reminds us, were born in these neglected, underprivileged urban areas outside Paris. “It’s time for the Macron government to bring long-awaited...

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