French Government Spokesperson Sophie Primas Acknowledges Anti-White Racism in Public Remarks

Primas cited a personal example involving her daughter and described racism as a universal phenomenon affecting all groups.

Sophie Primas, France's government spokesperson, stated publicly that anti-White racism exists, citing a personal incident involving her daughter being called 'sale Blanche' (dirty White) at school.
Primas described racism as a universal issue, targeting various groups regardless of origin or background.
Her remarks coincide with the release of a book on the 2023 Crépol homicide, which has been framed by some as racially motivated and linked to anti-White sentiment.
Sociologists argue that anti-White racism lacks systemic discrimination, contrasting with the framing of the concept in political discourse, particularly by the far-right.
The book's authors have faced death threats and criticism for highlighting the political use of the anti-White racism narrative in the Crépol case.