Audrey Pulvar bristles to the right.
The candidate for the presidency of the Île-de-France region, supported by the Socialist Party, was questioned about meetings "in non-racial mix", prohibited to whites.
Organized by the student union Unef, these gatherings have been controversial for several days.
"
If you had been offered to attend a meeting where white people were told, stay behind the door ...?"
», Asks journalist Apoline de Malherbes.
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No that is not possible for me ...
", answers Audrey Pulvar.
The ex-journalist continues: "
If you say that this is a working group dedicated to discrimination against black and mixed-race people, something tells me that 99% of the participants [...] will be the people referred to in the title .
If a white woman or a white man comes to this workshop, there is no question of throwing him or her outside, on the other hand we can ask him to be silent, to be a spectator or silent spectator.
"
"
The whites must be silent
": summarize the leaders of the right, who are stepping up to the plate.
Geoffroy Didier, European deputy LR and elected to the regional council, villipende a passage "shameful and shocking".
"
Audrey Pulvar must apologize to the Republic,
" he continues.
“
In France, there is only one community: the national community.
We cannot be enjoined to speak or to be silent according to his skin color or his origin
”, adds Christian Jacob, the president of the Republicans.
For Pierre Liscia, spokesperson for Libres !, the movement of Valérie Pécresse, "
Audrey Pulvar is the embodiment of the political and moral shipwreck of this left for whom there are racisms more acceptable than others."
For now, Audrey Pulvar has not reacted to this beginning of controversy.
