BGHRA https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html 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 Marion Kraft’s Kinder der Befreiung: Black German Perspectives after 1945 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 Books & Reading 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 Recognition and Redress: Black German Adoptees and Postwar Family Separation Black German Postwar Adoption History German Citizenship and Transatlantic Possibilities for the Black German Community in the United States U.S. Citizenship Through an American Parent: Information for Black Germans BGHRA 2027 2027 Call for Proposals Blog Our Team Resources BGHRA 2024 BGHRA 2023 Call for Participants 2023 BGHRA Conference 2022 BGHRA 2026 BGHRA 2025 Sam: A Saxon Tour BGHRA News