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La discrimination raciale

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Racial discrimination

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La discrimination raciale

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The colour bar / (US) the color line

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(Incitation à) la haine raciale

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(Incitement to) racial hatred

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Inciter à la haine raciale

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To incite racial hatred

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La ségrégation raciale

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Racial segregation

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Les préjugés raciaux

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Racial prejudice / racial bias

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Le harcèlement racial

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Racial harassment

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Les tensions raciales

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Racial tension

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Une attaque raciste

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A racial attack / a racist attack

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Une agression à caractère racial

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A racially motivated assault

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La / les violence(s) raciste(s)

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Racial violence / racist violence

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Un raciste / être raciste

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A racist / to be (a) racist

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Des propos racistes

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Racist remarks/ hate speech

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Des provocations racistes

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Racist taunts

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Une insulte raciste

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A racist slur

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Prôner le racisme

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To advocate racism

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Etre victime de discrimination

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To be discriminated against

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Des lois racistes

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Racially discriminatory laws

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Des lois non racistes

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Coulour-blind laws

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La lutte contre le racisme

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The fight against racism

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L’antisémitisme / un antisémite

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Anti-Semitism / an anti-Semite

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Une remarque antisémite

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An anti-Semitic remark

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Faire une quenelle

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To perform the “quenelle” gesture

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Un Juif / juif

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A Jew / Jewish

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Profaner une tombe

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To desecrate a grave

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La profanation d’un cimetière

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The desecration of a cemetery

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L’islamophobie

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Islamophobia

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Un Noir / 2 Noirs

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A black / 2 blacks

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Un Afro-américain

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An Afro-American

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Le problème noir aux États-Unis

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The black problem in the USA

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L’Amérique des Noirs / des Blancs

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Black America / white America

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Un ghetto

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A ghetto

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Les minorités ethniques

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Ethnic minorities

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L’intégration raciale

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Racial integration / desegregation

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Pratiquer la déségrégation raciale

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To integrate

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La discrimination positive

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Positive discrimination / (US) affirmative action

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Se battre pour l’égalité

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To fight for equality

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Le multiculturalisme

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Multiculturalism

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Une société multiraciale

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A multiracial society

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“Je rêve que mes quatre petits enfants habitent un jour dans un pays où ils ne seront pas jugés d’après la couleur de leur peau…” (Martin Luther King, Jr, 1963)

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“I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin…” (Martin Luther King, Jr, 1963)

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Dans les écoles américaines, les Noirs ont été séparés des Blancs jusqu’en 1954.

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Blacks were segregated from whites in American schools until 1954

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Les préjugés raciaux ne disparaîtront pas de sitôt dans un pays qui a connu l’esclavage pendant plus de deux siècles

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It will be a long time before racial prejudice disappears in a country where slavery existed for more than two centuries

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Il n’est pas rare que la police américaine fasse preuve de discrimination envers les Noirs par pure Et simple haine

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It is not unusual for the American police to discriminate against black people out of sheer hatred

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Le chômage aux États Unis est beaucoup plus élevé chez les Noirs que chez les Blancs

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In America the unemployment rate is much higher among black people than among white people

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Un nombre non négligeable d’enfants sont victimes d’insultes à caractère racial dans les écoles britanniques

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Quite a number of children suffer racial abuse in British schools

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En France, le racisme continue à être latent dans de nombreux endroits

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In France racism is still lurking in many places

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Les Maghrébins sont trop souvent victimes du délit de faciès

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North Africans are all too often the victims of racial profiling

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N’importe qui devrait avoir le droit d’avoir un emploi, quels que soient sa race, son sexe ou la couleur de sa peau

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Everyone should have a right to a job, regardless of their race, sex or colour

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Une société égalitaire est une société dans laquelle les gens sont traités selon leurs capacités et leurs efforts, non d’après la couleur de leur peau ou leurs croyances

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An egalitarian society is one in which people are treated on the basis of their abilities and effort, not colour or creed

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Il y a un besoin de tolérance et d’harmonie raciale

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There is a need for tolerance and racial harmony

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Souvenons-nous toujours de Nelson Mandela, symbole de la lutte anti-apartheid Et qui devint le premier président noir de l’Afrique du Sud

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Let’s never forget Nelson Mandela, the anti-apartheid icon who became South Africa’s first black president

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