War das jetzt rassistisch?

"May I touch your hair?", "Where are you really from?", "How did you learn German so well?", "You’re really pretty, why are you wearing a headscarf?", "What good does it do me to be white, I have it tough too!" Even seemingly harmless everyday questions and statements often reveal prejudices and racism, and many people are concerned about asking the wrong questions. In this book, published by the anti-racist initiative "Black Voices," People of Color speak for themselves and share what everyday racism looks like in Germany and Austria. They explain how to recognize racist questions and thought patterns, and illustrate with many examples, facts, and a touch of humor how we can better understand and engage with each other. Featuring contributions and guest comments from Amani Abuzahra, Barbara Abieyuwa, Asma Aiad, Omar Khir Alanam, Madeleine Darya Alizadeh, Noomi Anyanwu, Emmeraude Banda, Chantal Bamgbala, Conchita, Christl Clear, Samuel Hafner, Mugtaba Hamoudah, Zakarya Ibrahem, Adjanie Kamucote, Daphne Nechyba, Mariyam Malik, Sladjana Mirković, Nada Taha Ali Mohamed, Munira Mohamud, Magdalena Osawaru, Mireille Ngosso, Boban Ristić, Vina Yun, Minitta Kandlbauer, Melanie Kandlbauer, and Camila Schmid. Talk instead of canceling: A smart and humorous contribution to the current debate. Well-known voices from the Black Voices initiative respond to 22 racist everyday questions. "Racism has nothing to do with being evil; the world is not divided into the good and the racists." (Black Voices) Features: with black and white illustrations.