http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/france/3392461/French-schoolbooks-riddled-with-racist-stereotypes.html

Might we see a proliferation of ethnic French home schooling?:

..."School books represent society as it was ... but not as it must become, so this reinforces the idea that certain people should occupy certain positions," said Louis Schweitzer, head of Halde. "It's very important if we want change to show that in fact everything is possible...

...President Nicolas Sarkozy has won praise for nominating a "[color="Magenta"]rainbow" government including three high-profile women from ethnic minorities. But there is only black politician in the French National Assembly...

...ruthlessely politically correct, the report underlines France's struggle to contend with racism and intolerance in a country where gathering official statistics on race and religious beliefs is taboo...

...Television could play a role, as it has in America, said Mr Schweitzer. "The fact that a very popular American series, 24, showed a black candidate being elected president a few years ago was very important, as it made people think: yes, it's possible," he said...

Here, several pages documenting several Rabbi Schweitzers:

http://www.google.nl/search?hl=de&q=rabbi+Schweitzer&start=20&sa=N

http://www.answers.com/topic/louis-schweitzer-ceo

...Family: Son of Pierre-Paul Schweitzer (economist) and Catherine Hatt]Schmitz, December 20, 1972; children: two...
...Schweitzer was born into a family with several famous members. He was the grandnephew of Dr. Albert Schweitzer, the famous New Testament scholar, missionary, physician, musician, and winner of the 1952 Nobel Peace Prize...
...Schweitzer's father served as the managing director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) from 1963 to 1973. At the time of Schweitzer's birth in 1942, however, his prospects were not the best...

Was he sent vacationing at Camp Buchenwald, because he was Jew or was it not unusual to send ethnic French partisans to the resort?:

...Schweitzer's father had been a member of the French Resistance during World War II]

Oy?! Doesn't sound very French to me. Neither does "Schweitzer":

...Schweitzer earned a degree in law (what else?) in 1968 and married Agnès Schmitz in 1972...