"On a Tous un Ami Noir" (Fayard) takes issue with the public debate surrounding immigration, which he argues has become dominated by the vocabulary and narratives of the far right. By building on facts and research, the book offers readers a rational and calm alternative to thinking about immigration.
"Dis, c'est quoi l'immigration?" (Renaissance du Livre) is aimed at young readers, and helps them explore questions related to immigration and the ways in which it transforms societies.
