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    La Francia reagisce al Dei Ultimatum di Donald Trump

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    1. SPXQuantAlgo on

      “A French minister has spoken out after Donald Trump’s administration ordered some French companies with U.S. government contracts to comply with orders banning diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs.

      French Minister for Gender Equality Aurore Bergé indicated in an interview that companies will refuse to follow Trump’s request.”

    3. ArtemisJolt on

      “We want more white dudes with trust funds and alcoholism is positions of power like we do over here”

    4. Kaffe-Mumriken on

      The only correct reaction is no reaction. Trump is attention seeking. 

      If journalists press you, reply “this does not concern France” and move on 

    5. ClubSundown on

      Imagine 1960s South Africa demanding other countries to install Apartheid, or refuse trade. 1960s Apartheid South Africa got sanctions and boycotts instead. If the American government plans to continue on their resegregation path, they should take note of that.

    8. Technical-Green-9983 on

      Macron needs to remind trump that France is not the USA and that trumps opinion is worthless.

    9. ArtemisAndromeda on

      Honestly, at this point, I’m scared a bit. Like, I don’t think politicians will just bluntly oblige. But I’m afraid many companies will quietly comply over time, to the extent the laws allow them too. And let be honest, not all European countries have employment laws protections to the leevl counties like france do. And, there are quite a few right eing countries in Europe that I’m certain will side with Trump the second they get a chance to do so. Next 4 yrars will be fucking awful

    10. Alexios_Makaris on

      The silly thing is, and maybe a French person could correct me, but my understanding is France has a unique “race blind” system. Basically France doesn’t collect data on race, and French employers do not either. You are basically considered French if you naturalize into French citizenship, and non-French if you are a resident non-citizen. That’s basically the only way they categorize people. There’s nothing like in the U.S. where people are asked their race on job applications of census forms.

      Because of this I don’t really think French companies practice “DEI policies” as Americans understand the term.

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