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Cover -- THE COLONIAL LEGACY IN FRANCE -- Title -- Copyright -- CONTENTS -- Note on Translation -- Introduction: A Decade of Postcolonial Crisis: Fracture, Rupture, and Apartheid (2005-2015) -- Part I. Colonial Fracture / 2005 -- 1.1. The Emergence of the Colonial -- 1. The Republican Origins of the Colonial Fracture -- 2. When a (War) Memory Hides Another (Colonial) Memory -- 3. A Difficult History: A Brief Historiography of the Colonial and Postcolonial Situation -- 4. Reducing the Republic's Native to the Body -- 5. Colonization and Immigration: "Blind Spots" in the History Classroom -- 6. Memory Wars: A Study of the Intersection between History and Media -- 1.2. The Return of the Colonial -- 7. The Enemy Within: The Construction of the "Arab" in the Media -- 8. Islam and the Republic: A Long, Uneasy History -- 9. The Republic, Colonization, and Beyond -- 10. Colonial Natives and Indigents: From the Colonial "Civilizing Mission" to Humanitarian Action -- 11. The Banlieues as a Colonial Theater, or the Colonial Fracture in Disadvantaged Neighborhoods -- 12. The Pitfalls of Colonial Memory -- 13. Overseas France: A Vestige of the Republican Colonial Utopia? -- Part II. Postcolonial Ruptures / 2010 -- 2.1. Debating the Colonial Legacy -- 14. Rethinking Politics in the French Overseas Departments -- 15. "Race," Ethnicization, and Discrimination: Is History Repeating Itself or Is This a Postcolonial Peculiarity? -- 16. From the Empire to the Republic: "French Islam" -- 17. Immigration: From Métèques to Foreigners -- 18. Inequality between Humans: From "Race Wars" to "Cultural Hierarchy" -- 2.2. Postcolonial and Critical Gazes -- 19. The Postcolonial Challenges of Teaching History: Between History and Memory -- 20. Postcolonial Studies in French Academia -- 21. From Slavery to the Postcolonial