Ghettos, banlieues - is the difference disappearing?

　　Summary:Some scholars refer to American “ghettos” when discussing the history of the “banlieues” of French cities where workers lived together，This article reflects on this。When construction begins on a new housing development，Concerns have been expressed about the size of the apartment complex and its isolation bet365 bonus bets surrounding community，Obviously different bet365 bonus bets single-family house model。In the "suburbs" of France，Some workers live in poverty，The immigrant population is increasing，Continuous riots，Drugs trading is prevalent，In addition to buying and selling drugs, some young people in these settlements are also engaged in other illegal transactions，The number of unemployed people accounts for more than a quarter of the total population of the community。In view of this，Comparing American ghettos to French suburbs，It still makes sense。Public policy for French suburbs has also been influential，It embodies the republican doctrine of equality，A tit-for-tat confrontation with xenophobic communalism。However，Some residents of such settlements have gradually formed a subjective understanding: they are separated from society，They are imprisoned in a kind of ghetto，The ghetto has its own laws and rules，For example, the rules for treating women。Therefore，The significant differences inherent 20 years ago between the American “black belt” and the French “red belt” (Wacquant 2006)，Now greatly weakened。[Translated by Zhang Dachuan]