– „Racist ideas <\/strong>The one who assumes an ethnic hierarchy, that one group is better than the other. Anti-racist ideas<\/strong> are based on the assumption that all groups are equal. There is nothing between these two views. Either – or. Therefore there is also no non-racists<\/strong>but definitely anti-racists “ Interview with Ibraim X. Kendi,<\/strong> Historian and author of the award-winning book „Branded. The true story of racism in America“,<\/strong> Munich 2017. read more<\/a><\/p>\n – Racism, er culturalism in China:<\/strong> Together with sinologists, the Chinese government has developed a kind of „Chinese exceptionalism“. The claim is that everything that looks like racism in China is something completely different from the „true racism“ of the West, namely a tradition rooted in history and culture. read more<\/a><\/p>\n – How is all this hatred changing society?<\/strong> Do bad words lead to bad deeds? And Do we have to be prepared for more violence?<\/strong>\u00a0 A detailed\u00a0Interview<\/strong> with the founder of the Hamburg Institute for Social Research, Jan Philipp Reemtsma.<\/strong><\/p>\n – Racism is intellectual laziness<\/strong> – How does someone become an angry citizen or a xenophobe? Interview with the Psychologist and revolutionary eccentric Niels Birbaumer<\/strong>.<\/p>\n – But what is actually Structural or institutional racism?<\/strong>\u00a0 The British publicist Reni Edda-Lodge<\/strong> in your Book „Why I no longer talk to white people about skin colour“ (2019)<\/strong> and since then (and even before that) has talked incessantly with white people about skin colour. Fortunately. Radio programme<\/a>\u00a0\/\/\u00a0\u00a0<\/span>B<\/a>Read article<\/a><\/p>\n – Media scientist Kai Hafez<\/strong> analyses the The emergence of images of Islam in the press, radio and television<\/strong> for over 20 years. He observes that 60%-80% of the reports about Muslims have negative connotations. Most of the time, there was talk of terrorism and violence. \"When something negative happens, it confirms our Stereotypes<\/strong>and when something positive happens, we don't even think about a connection\". <\/span>read more<\/a><\/p>\n – <\/span>#from here:<\/strong> The <\/span>Question about the origin <\/strong>– <\/span>Is that already racism?<\/strong> Or is the reaction to the answer the racist moment? This debate comes up from time to time and we have picked out two contrasting contributions here. One <\/span>Article from the world<\/a> and a <\/span>Article from Der Spiegel<\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n
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