Being Black is the blog for the book “Instructions for Being Black” by Anne Chebu. The blog features texts from…
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“Earth of Earth first Child walks creatively unrestricted, intuitively toward the fulfillment of their Thought…” The author of the blog…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNLhT5hZaV8 Auf der re:publica 2016 hält Journalistin, Bloggerin und Aktivistin Kübra Gümüşay eine bewegende Rede über Hass und Rassismus in…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdOo6wMl3cw&index=25&list=PL6orzhPfnuvlKO6iM2Mi0DhEkHnZ5XqUQ Kat Blaque ist eine Aktivist_in und Video-Blogger_in aus Kalifornien, die aus einer Schwarzen, feministischen Trans*-Perspektive über unterschiedliche Aspekte ihres…
Texts and collages that have appeared on the blog migrantenstadl, as well as previously unpublished material, are now presented by…
antifra* is a blog of the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation, which is about debate, education and networking on the topics of…
feminIEsta is a project from the environment of the Institute for International Development at the University of Vienna. The blog informs about activities of the working group, refers to current events and materials around the topic of queer-feminist critique of development cooperation.
On her Beyond Buckskin website on Native fashion, Dr. Jessica R. Metcalfe blogs very interestingly on cultural appropriation as well…
On her blog Native appropriations – representations matter, Dr. Adrienne Keene discusses current representations, stereotypes, and cultural appropriation of Native…
On his blog Red Haircrow regularly publishes exciting poems, articles and interviews. Like, for example, here, again and again about…
Detailed blog entry on ringelmiez about the question: “Why I don’t sew Indian costumes for my children” with many further…
The trigger for the non-union strike at Ford in Cologne in 1973 was that over 300 Turkish workers had extended their four-week annual leave on their own and were subsequently fired.