By Sénamé Agbossou Watching the social unrest unfold across France over recent years (from the yellow vest protests to the farmers' roadblocks, culminating in movements like Bloquons tout), I find myself asking: Is this truly just a political crisis, or are we witnessing something deeper? Something that cuts to the heart of how we understand community, belonging, and shared purpose? As someone who carries both Togolese and French nationality, with decades of professional experience spanning Europe and Africa, I see France's current struggles through a unique lens. It's the lens of Ubuntu; the African philosophy that reminds us "I am…