Ja heisst ja und

How can we still think and talk about pleasure, power and equality after the "MeToo debate"? For bestselling author and Peace Prize winner Carolin Emcke, the debate has shown one thing above all: a conversation about abuse and sexuality has emerged that cannot be broken off again. Because the questions remain: What images and concepts shape our ideas of pleasure and lack of pleasure? How can violence be unmasked and prevented? How are the structures and norms formed into which men and women and everyone in between must fit? What is kept silent, who must remain powerless? How can pleasure and sexuality be made possible in their diversity - without standardization? By questioning her own experiences, social habits, music and literature, Carolin Emcke shows how complicated the relationship between sexuality and truth still is.