Alice Hasters examines our discomfort with vulnerability and asks what recognizing harm and responsibility could mean for public life.
Alice Hasters’s Anti Opfer: Making Room for Vulnerability
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Sharon Dodua Otoo’s So, in etwa, ist es geschehen: History on the Journey
Sharon Dodua Otoo’s new novel brings family remembrance and the pressures of the present together on a journey to the Baltic coast.
Nnedimma Okoli’s Torn Between Homes: Migration, Motherhood, and Belonging
Nnedimma Okoli’s debut novel follows a Nigerian mother in 1993 Mainz, opening conversations about Black family life, motherhood, migration, and the stories families preserve.
Black Anthology: Adult Adoptees Claim Their Space (The AN-YA Project)
Black adult adoptees share distinct stories of identity, family, racism, and belonging. Includes Rosemarie Peña’s essay on Black German reunification and diaspora.
Prince Kum’a Ndumbe III Meets with BGHRA President
While on his second visit to the United States to receive an African Diaspora World Tourism Award (ADWTA), Prince Kum'a Ndumbe III met with BGHRA President, Rosemarie Peña in New York City to...