Social Media Uses France’s World Cup Win As A Teaching Moment On Immigration

Over half of the French team—by birth—would be citizens of these African nations;

Mandanda 🇨🇩
Umtiti 🇨🇲
Rami 🇲🇦
Kimpembe 🇨🇩
Sidibe🇲🇱
Mendy 🇨🇮
Matuidi 🇨🇩&🇦🇴
Fekir 🇩🇿
Pogba 🇬🇳
Tolisso 🇹🇬
Nzonzi🇨🇩
Kante🇲🇱
Mbappe 🇩🇿&🇨🇲
Dembele 🇸🇳&🇲🇱#WorldCupFinal pic.twitter.com/HoB4ALUSoC

— Facts About Africa (@OnlyAfricaFacts) July 15, 2018

France just won the #WorldCup, but so did Cameroon, Angola, Nigeria, the DRC, Mali, and Guinea and Senegal.

The Cup may have never before belonged to so much of the world. pic.twitter.com/FfIB2snhUY

— The Undefeated (@TheUndefeated) July 15, 2018

The World Cup win for France is interesting. Those Muslim & African immigrants will be celebrated for a week then will be back to being followed around stores, harassed by police, & forced to adhere to white, French social norms. Who is the win really for again? #WorldCup2018

— Valerie Complex♊️♎️♋️ (@ValerieComplex) July 15, 2018

Today I celebrate the immigrants, refugees, Muslims, and black players that represented France in the #WorldCup. I celebrate your game, tenacity and resilience #Worldcup2018 https://t.co/NbhuRNm4RV

— Cristina Jiménez (@CrisAlexJimenez) July 15, 2018

Africans celebrating France’s #WorldCup2018 victory. pic.twitter.com/Q1pGVtz2qv

— Winnie Byanyima (@Winnie_Byanyima) July 16, 2018