Eingeschrieben : Zeichen setzen gegen Rassismus an deutschen Hochschulen

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Ngubia Kessé, Emily, author

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What does it mean to study as a black person and make a career in a thoroughly white college system? How can I enroll in these structures and how can I change them? Recognizing racism as a reality ...

What does it mean to study as a black person and make a career in a thoroughly white college system? How can I enroll in these structures and how can I change them? Recognizing racism as a reality in Germany is still difficult and will continue to be trivialized or ignored. "inscribed signs against racism at German universities" shows in a differentiated way how much this is sad everyday practice, especially in the German educational system. racism inscribes itself into the self-image of people who are discriminated against, in curricula and lullabies, in the form in which applications are judged and people are read, in homework topics and speeches. At the same time, however, the book also reveals strategies of approach, analytical understanding and new possibilities for action - thus showing how people of color enroll in college.

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