Noah Sow · Nonfiction · First published 2008; revised edition 2018 · German
Deutschland Schwarz Weiß: Der alltägliche Rassismus examines how racism operates through everyday language, media, and assumptions about Germany. Noah Sow combines direct analysis and humor to make familiar practices available for closer examination. The author substantially revised the book for its tenth anniversary in 2018.
Why we are reading it
This is a central resource for readers and educators who want to connect structural racism with everyday experience. It also belongs to BGHRA’s own history of dialogue between Black Germans in Germany and the United States.
BGHRA connection
Sow gave the keynote at BGHRA’s inaugural conference in 2011. Our 2025 conference biography identifies their current name as Swami Dhyānānanda Saraswati; this book is published under Noah Sow.
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Explore the author’s book information for this work and other publications. Pair it with Alice Hasters’s writing and Tupoka Ogette’s exit RACISM.
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