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Anger after French magazine depicts Black lawmaker as slave - Black News Channel

  • Aug 29, 2020
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By Associated Press Undefined PARIS (AP) — A French magazine apologized Saturday after portraying a Black lawmaker as a slave, as France's government and officials across the political spectrum decried the publication. The legislator, Danielle Obono from the far-left party Defiant France, said the publication flies in the face of those who complain that free speech is threatened by the fight against racism and sexism. 'You can still write racist s—- in a rag illustrated with a Black French parliament member repainted as a slave,' she tweeted. 'The extreme right — odious, stupid and cruel.' The magazine, Valeurs Actuelles, which […]

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