When the French far right raises the specter of a culinary 'great replacement'
In a country where gastronomy is a source of national pride, food – long overlooked as a political issue – has now been taken up by far-right movements for identity-driven and xenophobic purposes, in the name of protecting against the 'onslaught of multiculturalism.'
<p>In a country where gastronomy is a source of national pride, food – long overlooked as a political issue – has now been taken up by far-right movements for identity-driven and xenophobic purposes, in the name of protecting against the 'onslaught of multiculturalism.'</p>