I went so far Monday, October 9, 2006, the site of Grioo reading where I could find many articles related to the subject that I treat. I will refer first and foremost, the text by Marie-France Malonga, a doctoral student at the French Institute of Press, University of Paris 2 reading who conducted a study on CSA 
representation of visible minorities on French television.
In my opinion, this study should make a few points of my questions answered. According to research by Marie-France Malonga, the subject of ethnic and visible minorities was not really raised in France until 1999. We should do this, the creation of the Collective Equality consists of artists and intellectuals of African and Caribbean origin. These figures
wanted above all to denounce the lack of representation of blacks and other minorities in the French media. Marie-France Malonga uses data from the ICES study (Center for Information and Study on International Migration) in 1991 and those of the High Council Audiovisual almost 10 years later to show the degree of integration of ethnic and visible minorities on television.
Both studies consisted according to my readings, to carefully watch the programs on terrestrial channels to locate the presence of the "French of North African origin, African, Asian and citizens of overseas territories."
However, these studies, it is clear that ethnic and visible minorities are not really integrated into the TV (If you want more information, visit the link).
This text, Marie-France Malonga shows that the French terrestrial channels have some time before prEN
Dr. into account public opinion on the development of positive ethnic and visible minorities. In 2000, things were moving slowly.
minorities became quotation marks visible yet, representations, stereotypes or caricatures were the same on the screen. However I can give the idea that Marie-France Malonga study addresses this very controversial.
Perhaps because it is itself a ethnic minority. Because from time to time she gives the impression to integrate and take part on the subject.
representation of visible minorities on French television. In my opinion, this study should make a few points of my questions answered. According to research by Marie-France Malonga, the subject of ethnic and visible minorities was not really raised in France until 1999. We should do this, the creation of the Collective Equality consists of artists and intellectuals of African and Caribbean origin. These figures
wanted above all to denounce the lack of representation of blacks and other minorities in the French media. Marie-France Malonga uses data from the ICES study (Center for Information and Study on International Migration) in 1991 and those of the High Council Audiovisual almost 10 years later to show the degree of integration of ethnic and visible minorities on television.
Both studies consisted according to my readings, to carefully watch the programs on terrestrial channels to locate the presence of the "French of North African origin, African, Asian and citizens of overseas territories."
However, these studies, it is clear that ethnic and visible minorities are not really integrated into the TV (If you want more information, visit the link).
This text, Marie-France Malonga shows that the French terrestrial channels have some time before prEN
Dr. into account public opinion on the development of positive ethnic and visible minorities. In 2000, things were moving slowly. minorities became quotation marks visible yet, representations, stereotypes or caricatures were the same on the screen. However I can give the idea that Marie-France Malonga study addresses this very controversial.
Perhaps because it is itself a ethnic minority. Because from time to time she gives the impression to integrate and take part on the subject.
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