 We can mention as well, the most famous French-Canadian singer Celine Dion whose grandmother was a North African from Kabylie.For a long time, the only objection to such outcomes predictably came from the far-left schools of thought.In the past few years, other unexpected voices are however beginning to question what they interpret, as the new philosopher Alain Finkielkraut coined the term, as an "Ideology of miscegenation" ("une idéologie du métissage") that may come from what one other philosopher, Pascal Bruckner, defined as "The Tears of the White Man" ("le sanglot de l'homme blanc").