Aren't the French worried about too many blacks?

As an immigrant country, France has immigrants from all over the world, including many blacks from African countries. However, the French government and society have taken a series of measures to ensure racial equality and social integration when dealing with immigration issues.

In France, an individual's race, skin color, religious belief and other factors will not affect his social status and opportunities. The government has implemented a series of equal rights policies, including equal rights in education, employment, housing and medical care. In addition, the French government has taken a series of measures to promote the integration of multicultural society, such as strengthening the education system, promoting employment opportunities and strengthening the social welfare system.

Although the socio-economic gap between blacks and other ethnic groups may exist in some areas, the French government and society have been trying to solve these problems. At the same time, the French government has taken a series of measures to prevent racism and discrimination, such as strengthening legal protection, strengthening education and publicity.

Therefore, the French government and society have taken a series of measures to ensure racial equality and social integration, and the French are not worried about the problem of too many blacks.