French Government Spokesperson Acknowledges Anti-White Racism as a Reality

Sophie Primas cites personal experiences, reigniting debates on the concept's validity and its ties to political and sociological discourse.

Sophie Primas, the French government spokesperson, affirmed the existence of anti-White racism, citing her daughter's experience of being called a 'dirty White' in high school.
Primas described racism as a universal phenomenon, affecting all populations regardless of origin, including Whites.
The concept of anti-White racism, historically popularized by the far-right, remains controversial and is contested by sociologists who argue it lacks systemic discrimination.
The debate has resurfaced alongside the release of a book on the 2023 Crépol homicide, which faced criticism and threats for not framing the incident as racially motivated.
Prominent political figures, including former Prime Ministers Edouard Philippe and Jean-Marc Ayrault, have previously acknowledged the potential existence of anti-White racism.