Assembly Sequence Generation Based on the CAD Model Simplification

Reading Small French Muslim political parties through the lens of Baldwin’s racial innocence

“…14 This depiction could fit most Christian-democrat parties, which lean to the right on social matters but may also critique the exploitation of an unfettered free market and call for state interventions and social welfare programmes. In describing his decision to create the party, FM founder Nizarr Bourchada stated: ‘As a Muslim citizen, I felt the need to fight against the rise in Islamophobic acts that have increased following the Charlie Hebdo attacks’ (Bel Hadj, 2017). 15 He then expressed frustration with the expectations that he feels are placed on Muslims by some politicians: ‘we refuse to choose between identity and citizenship.…”

“…15 He then expressed frustration with the expectations that he feels are placed on Muslims by some politicians: ‘we refuse to choose between identity and citizenship. The stereotypes made by these politicians damage the indivisibility of the Republic’ (Bel Hadj, 2017). 16 He believes that his previous political affiliation, the centre-right Union des démocrates et indépendants (Union of Democrats and Independents [UDI]), was also guilty of this kind of thinking.…”

“…16 He believes that his previous political affiliation, the centre-right Union des démocrates et indépendants (Union of Democrats and Independents [UDI]), was also guilty of this kind of thinking. Echoing the dissatisfaction with the mainstream French political landscape that is expressed in the party’s self-description on its website, Bourchada adds that ‘We want to break with traditional parties; the French today no longer feel represented by the right or the left’ (Bel Hadj, 2017). 17 Nor, it would seem, do members of FM feel comfortable in Christian-democrat parties that similarly straddle different points of the political spectrum.…”