Time and again, the Armenian community in France has demonstrated robust political activism. And despite all its internal divisions, its members have been able to unite their forces for common causes. But a serious question begs for an answer: have they been able to mobilize the 400,000-strong Armenian community as a political force to combat the discriminatory laws made for the mighty?
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