Against “racism”, Aya Nakamura calls for voting “against the only extreme to be condemned”

Denouncing the “racism in our country”, Aya Nakamura calls for a vote against the National Rally in the second round of legislative elections on Sunday.

Particularly expected on the subject, Aya Nakamura takes a position. In a post message on X – formerly Twitter, the rapper calls à vote "against the only  extreme à condemn", Sunday, during the second round of the legislative elections. "I am well placed to understand and know the place of racism in our country", begins the most expensive French artist" eacute;e in the world. “I understand that my position as an artist requires me to speak, because this is an important moment for all of us,” continues Aya Nakamura, before to call: "Sunday we will all go to vote, and against the only extreme & to be condemned, because there are only'# 39;a."

Generally not very talkative on media subjects, from elections to recent criticism of his possible participation in ;agrave; At the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games, Djadja's interpreter this time launched a clear call for votes against the RN. She sums it up: "It's the same people who feel good when we shine, because we haven not finished shining."

Aya Nakamura has been the target of racist attacks since her name was raised. &eac;mentionedé by Emmanuel Macron himself to open the Paris Olympic Games by singing Edith Piaf. A small identity group had notably exhibited; a banner where ù it was written “There’s no way Aya. This is Paris, not the market. of Bamako." This &agrav; to which the main person responded: "You can be racist but not deaf. It's his (sic) that hurts you! I am becoming a state subject number 1 in debates etc. but what do I really owe you? Kedal (sic) ."