What white people don't want to hear about racism but should know

Why is it so difficult to talk about racism? "Can I touch your hair?", "Can you get sunburned?", "Where are you from?" Those who ask such questions usually don't mean any harm. Yet, they are still racist. Why this is the case is something white people often don't want to hear. Alice Hasters explains it nonetheless. She vividly and patiently describes how racism shapes her everyday life as a Black woman in Germany. It becomes clear: racism is not just a problem on the far right of society. Confronting one's own racism is painful at first, but it's the only way to overcome it.