BGHRA https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Books & Reading Emilia Roig: Lieben Emilia Roig: Lieber Sohn oder So rettest du die Welt Films & Viewing Alice Hasters on Everyday Racism: Was weiße Menschen nicht über Rassismus hören wollen aber wissen sollten Alice Hasters’s Identitätskrise: Identity, Memory, and Social Change Ika Hügel-Marshall’s Invisible Woman / Daheim unterwegs: A Black German Life Marion Kraft’s Empowering Encounters with Audre Lorde: Memory and Resistance Schwarze Frauen der Welt: Marion Kraft on Europe and Migration Marion Kraft’s The African Continuum: Black Women’s Literary Traditions Marion Kraft’s Kinder der Befreiung: Black German Perspectives after 1945 Marion Kraft’s Weltenwechsel: Black German Lives Across Generations Crystal A. Smith’s A Purpose for Every Thorn: Faith and Reflection Ngozi Okwuosa’s Rapulu’s Rainbow Stars: Friendship and Belonging Ngozi Okwuosa’s Maik und Malaika und das große Schiff aus Müll Ngozi Okwuosa’s Maik und Malaika: Der herbstliche Schuhsalat Ngozi Okwuosa’s Maik und Malaika feiern das Yam-Erntefest Ngozi Okwuosa’s Maik und Malaika: Die versteckte Weihnachtskrippe Black Anthology: Adult Adoptees Claim Their Space (The AN-YA Project) Conferences Yara-Colette Lemke Muniz de Faria’s Zwischen Fürsorge und Ausgrenzung: Black German Childhood after 1945 Alexander G. Weheliye’s Habeas Viscus: Race, Flesh, and the Human The Little Book of Big Visions: Art and the Worlds We Can Imagine Peggy Piesche’s Euer Schweigen schützt euch nicht: Black Women’s Organizing in Germany The SAGE Encyclopedia of Children and Childhood Studies: A Reference Resource Silke Hackenesch’s A Child from Abroad: Forthcoming Adoption History Natasha A. Kelly’s Afrokultur: Black Knowledge Across Generations Lena Whooo’s un-fulfilled: Identity, Freedom, and Life Charles M. Huber’s Weltbühne Afrika: Africa, Sovereignty, and Global Relations Charles M. Huber’s Ein Niederbayer im Senegal: A Life Across Two Worlds International Adoption in North American Literature and Culture Marie Nejar’s Autobiography: Childhood and Survival in Hamburg Theodor Michael’s Deutsch sein und schwarz dazu: A Black German Life Adoption Across Race and Nation: Histories That Cross Borders Hans Massaquoi’s Destined to Witness: Growing Up Black in Nazi Germany Judy Fambrough-Billingsley’s Too Brown to Keep: A Search for Family Nzitu Mawakha’s Daima: Images of Women of Colour in Germany Nnedimma Okoli’s Torn Between Homes: Migration, Motherhood, and Belonging Showing Our Colors: Afro-German Women Speak Out Sharon Dodua Otoo’s So, in etwa, ist es geschehen: History on the Journey Noah Sow’s Deutschland Schwarz Weiß: Understanding Everyday Racism Tupoka Ogette’s Trotzdem zuhause: A Life in Search of Home Fatima El-Tayeb’s European Others: Belonging from Below Tina Campt’s Image Matters: Family Photographs and Belonging Tina Campt’s Other Germans: Race, Memory, and Life Stories Layla Zami’s Contemporary PerforMemory: Dancing with Memory Alice Hasters’s Anti Opfer: Making Room for Vulnerability New BGHRA Resources: Adoption, Belonging, Family Tracing, and Citizenship Home BGHRA News