Posted AT 4:02 AM EDT on 05/02/07
France's blacks stand up to be counted
PARIS — Patrick Lozès wants France to see him for what he is: a citizen who is black."To be counted," he says, "in order to count."As the president of France's only national black lobbying organization, Mr. Lozès made waves in recent days by releasing the first survey to try to calculate the number of blacks in the country.
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