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4:03Now PlayingFrance's immigrant population has been in the spotlight like never before since the Charlie Hebdo attacks. The killers came from the suburbs of Paris, areas with high unemployment and large immigrant populations. For many here, rap music is a way to express your frustration with society. But one rapper of North African descent takes a different approach. He's proud to be French and supports the far right Front National even though it opposes immigration.
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