What is the total population of France now, and what is the proportion of blacks in the population?

The total population of France exceeds 66 million. Among them, the number of blacks is close to 15%, and the number of blacks in France has exceeded 8 million.

Since 1960s, in order to solve these problems, France began to emigrate from African colonies. From this time on, many African families began to enter France, especially Paris, the capital of France, with a higher proportion of blacks. Africa's economy lags far behind that of Europe. For many black families, as long as they can swim across the Mediterranean, they can enter Italy, France, Germany and other countries.

These countries are relatively lax in population management, so many African families take risks and enter southern Europe in various ways, and then try to go to western Europe and Germany. Among them, France is the first batch. Libya belongs to North African countries, guarding Africa's access to Europe. Before the collapse of the Libyan regime, the entry of African blacks into Europe was still controlled. However, with the collapse of the Libyan regime, various armed scuffles continued. Many African families entered the European continent from Libya. The proportion of blacks in many European countries is increasing, and France is one of them.

Extended data:

In the French city of San Maro, the proportion of black babies born is 10.7%. In Lyon, the proportion has risen to 12.8%. In the French city of Marseille, this proportion has increased to 32.5%. In Paris, the French capital, the birth rate of black babies accounts for 54. 1%. In other words, after excluding the proportion of Asian yellow babies, the proportion of white babies may be less than 40%. At present, the proportion of French whites is relatively high. But with the gradual death of the old generation of whites (old Europe), the new generation of whites may not have any advantage in the number of races.