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Sorry, but you have to reconsider you doubt. Check this https://fdebranche.com/2016/03/29/racisme-ordinaire-un-soir-de-match-de-lequipe-de-francetrop-de-noirs-grand-remplacement/ https://fdebranche.com/2016/03/29/racisme-ordinaire-un-soir-... This is now recurrent in France. It is the same problem because the argument invoked is that the proportion of people of color should match the one of the french population. So the women proportion in context X or Y should match the one of the population. That argument would be valid if people were chosen randomly, but that's obviously not the case. So this argument is really bogus and falling for it is the real problem.