From the Paris suburbs, France's Gen Z take to the streets: 'It's up to us to establish a new balance of power'
In mid-September, student protests began in Créteil and spread across France, highlighting issues in working-class suburbs. The protests, initially focused on education, expanded to include the high cost of living, leading to chaos in several cities. Residents of these neighborhoods faced accusations of violence and looting. A racist attack in Trappes further underscored the vulnerability of these communities, as the assailant targeted individuals based on their appearance.
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