Alice Hasters · Nonfiction · First published 2019 · German
In Was weiße Menschen nicht über Rassismus hören wollen aber wissen sollten, Alice Hasters draws on her experiences as a Black woman in Germany to examine how racism works in ordinary interactions and social institutions. Her account connects personal experience with the wider structures that shape who is treated as belonging.
Why we are reading it
A foundational contemporary Black German voice on everyday racism, the book helps readers recognize racial assumptions and reflect on their own responsibilities. It supports discussion of identity, education, and antiracist practice.
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Publisher information and purchase options · First published by hanserblau in 2019. Linked edition: revised paperback with a new afterword, 2024 · 240 pages · ISBN 9783446283206 · German edition.
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Continue with Alice Hasters’s Identitätskrise and Anti Opfer. Find all three through the Alice Hasters reading collection.
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