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Introduction — “, France” and Citizen of 1793: “Men are born and remain free and equal in rights. Social distinctions may be founded only upon the general good” . (Embassy of France in the United States 2014; . [Republic of France] 1789).

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Cultural Differences, Asserting Oneself, and Religion — “Take Your Place”they enter relations in France’s social fabric. Based upon my interviews with African immigrant women, I found this new fabric to be woven with the following threads: 1) comprehending cultural differences, 2) negotiating one’s place, and 3) understanding the intervening role of religion.

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,What Does ‘Handmade’ Mean Today?, itself across immigrant groups. Last, I discuss the history, development, economic marginalization, and social isolation of the . (suburbs) of France today, which are largely inhabited by resident immigrants and those of immigrant descent. In the final section, I introduce the relevant theories and

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Why Study Sub-Saharan African Immigrants in France? year later, Sahlins (2006) reported, “No parliamentary commission has been convoked to understand the riots, and no major governmental policies have been proposed in response to the social problems revealed by the riots.” In November 2007, civil unrest erupted again in France north of Paris in Val-

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