> So you want me to provide statistical evidence of a broader problem in a country where it is illegal to collect any statistics around race? Yes? Since appar

> So you want me to provide statistical evidence of a broader problem in a country where it is illegal to collect any statistics around race? Yes? Since apparently you feel perfectly comfortable with a link trying to prove this very fact, but lets see the claims of the article you linked. > called 69 temporary employment agencies in the Paris area posing as employees from a construction firm. Already an extremely small sample > The French government said it would summon the companies in question. Audited > It said 55 percent of the branch offices it contacted refused requests to discriminate. Okay > Although limited in scope to a small number of agencies, the findings highlight what anti-racism campaigners say is a wider problem of discrimination in some French workplaces. A claim of wider effects from a noted small sample