Post by Igu on Aug 6, 2004 9:56:16 GMT -5
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Another permanent concern of the government:relations with sub-Saharan Africa.They always constituted a priority for the Algerian diplomacy.
Also, our matter aims neither at throwing oil on a badly extinct fire, nor to call in question the contribution of Algeria in the emancipation, the fights of release and the development of the continent.
We propose to our readers an outline feelings which can test the black Algerians, or the Sub-Saharan ones who still lived or live in Algeria, that they are clandestine students, diplomats or.Controlling or ordinary citizens, the Algerians generally refute the charge of racism, this is why they will have to read with attention testimonys which follow.
The Constitution devotes the equality between all the Algerian citizens, the official speech denies the existence of any racist behavior, and justice never had to deal with this kind of businesses.But with good to look at there…
Since independence, no census evaluated with precision the importance of the Algerian black community.No official statistics are available, the ethnic and linguistic details being regarded as dangereous because of this State Jacobin.Majority in the Algerian Sahara, Blacks are primarily concentrated in the Great South of the country.In addition, of strong black communities, fruit of last and sometimes tormented transhumances, live in the great urban centres of North.The History did not retain notable incidents, and the cohabitation, in the South as in North, proceeded in a way more serene than agitated.What did not exclude a certain racism and an unconscious "négrophobie".
Mohamed is a young black academic, descendant of slaves to the service of will nomenklatura colonial Turkish.He is presented in the form of a oulid el-Qasbah, wire of the Kasbah, marks deposited, exclusive with the Inhabitants of Algiers of stock.He likes the chaâbi, hybrid musical kind, mixture of traditional urban Andalusian and haouzi, sound impulses of the Kasbah of Algiers, whose Master was el-Hadj Me hamed el-Anka.Mohamed is of all displacements of his favorite team of foot, the USM Algiers, club which truste since a few years all trophies.It is him which tells best discrimination with Algerian "We do not have business with a racism like that which prevailed in the south of the United States or in South Africa.There never was, to my knowledge, of lynching of Black, with the Kasbah or elsewhere.But we always lived with this perpetual glance which points out our difference to us.My neighbors find normal to call me Babay [ see small lexicon in framed ], my colleagues of work, my friends of the club of supporteurs and everyone in fact as much.And if I protest, it is me which passes for the malicious one.Our community continues to symbolize pitches it.Worse:in the stories of grandmothers, we play the bad roles, kidnappers of children, plunderers or vagrants.There is no place for a black hero in the collective memory of my people "In a note of humour, Mohamed proposes a quiz with all those which want to know if racism is a reality in Algeria.
- How much black Algerians they form part of the great figures of the national movement?
- How much the Algerian army counts it black Generals?
- How much ministers originating in this community they were named in the successive governments of Algeria?
- How much black footballers they form part of the national selection?
"If the sum of the four digits exceeded the fingers of only one hand, notes Mohamed, the doubts about the racism of my compatriots would be admissible" It is true that the political scene was scanty as black leaders.Since independence in July 1962, the only institution of scale to be directed by a Black was a trade-union power station:general Union of the Algerian workers (UGTA).In the high military hierarchy, only the General Hassan Beldjalti, Abderrezak for the close friends, former attache of defense in Washington and ex-adviser with the safety of president Liamine Zéroual, is originating in Algerian South-west.He also lived discrimination.Today with the retirement, the Babay nickname accompanied during all its career.
Another permanent concern of the government:relations with sub-Saharan Africa.They always constituted a priority for the Algerian diplomacy.
Also, our matter aims neither at throwing oil on a badly extinct fire, nor to call in question the contribution of Algeria in the emancipation, the fights of release and the development of the continent.
We propose to our readers an outline feelings which can test the black Algerians, or the Sub-Saharan ones who still lived or live in Algeria, that they are clandestine students, diplomats or.Controlling or ordinary citizens, the Algerians generally refute the charge of racism, this is why they will have to read with attention testimonys which follow.
The Constitution devotes the equality between all the Algerian citizens, the official speech denies the existence of any racist behavior, and justice never had to deal with this kind of businesses.But with good to look at there…
Since independence, no census evaluated with precision the importance of the Algerian black community.No official statistics are available, the ethnic and linguistic details being regarded as dangereous because of this State Jacobin.Majority in the Algerian Sahara, Blacks are primarily concentrated in the Great South of the country.In addition, of strong black communities, fruit of last and sometimes tormented transhumances, live in the great urban centres of North.The History did not retain notable incidents, and the cohabitation, in the South as in North, proceeded in a way more serene than agitated.What did not exclude a certain racism and an unconscious "négrophobie".
Mohamed is a young black academic, descendant of slaves to the service of will nomenklatura colonial Turkish.He is presented in the form of a oulid el-Qasbah, wire of the Kasbah, marks deposited, exclusive with the Inhabitants of Algiers of stock.He likes the chaâbi, hybrid musical kind, mixture of traditional urban Andalusian and haouzi, sound impulses of the Kasbah of Algiers, whose Master was el-Hadj Me hamed el-Anka.Mohamed is of all displacements of his favorite team of foot, the USM Algiers, club which truste since a few years all trophies.It is him which tells best discrimination with Algerian "We do not have business with a racism like that which prevailed in the south of the United States or in South Africa.There never was, to my knowledge, of lynching of Black, with the Kasbah or elsewhere.But we always lived with this perpetual glance which points out our difference to us.My neighbors find normal to call me Babay [ see small lexicon in framed ], my colleagues of work, my friends of the club of supporteurs and everyone in fact as much.And if I protest, it is me which passes for the malicious one.Our community continues to symbolize pitches it.Worse:in the stories of grandmothers, we play the bad roles, kidnappers of children, plunderers or vagrants.There is no place for a black hero in the collective memory of my people "In a note of humour, Mohamed proposes a quiz with all those which want to know if racism is a reality in Algeria.
- How much black Algerians they form part of the great figures of the national movement?
- How much the Algerian army counts it black Generals?
- How much ministers originating in this community they were named in the successive governments of Algeria?
- How much black footballers they form part of the national selection?
"If the sum of the four digits exceeded the fingers of only one hand, notes Mohamed, the doubts about the racism of my compatriots would be admissible" It is true that the political scene was scanty as black leaders.Since independence in July 1962, the only institution of scale to be directed by a Black was a trade-union power station:general Union of the Algerian workers (UGTA).In the high military hierarchy, only the General Hassan Beldjalti, Abderrezak for the close friends, former attache of defense in Washington and ex-adviser with the safety of president Liamine Zéroual, is originating in Algerian South-west.He also lived discrimination.Today with the retirement, the Babay nickname accompanied during all its career.