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.