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  1. Trappes after a racist attack: Debbouze, Doumbia, La Fouine and Malagré show solidarity

    Four artists are showing solidarity with Trappes after a racist attack. Their support is closely tied to their personal connection to Trappes: Jamel Debbouze, Issa Doumbia, La Fouine and Enora Malagré were born there or grew up there.