The novel “Very blue eyes” (in the original: “The bluest Eye”) by Toni Morrison is the haunting and poetic story…
Browsing: Gender
The blog Stop! Talking. talks about life in Berlin and describes Afro-European experiences and perspectives on prevailing conditions. Main topics…
The girls’ blog is an open feminist community project and sees its content as a response to and alternative to…
In the book “This is how I live… and how do you live?” by Dirk Zehender, eight children in different…
Lisa is supposed to write a school essay on the topic of dream jobs. Together with their brother Philip and…
The Institute for the Situational Approach (ISTA) has published a brochure in its series “KiDs” that contains suggestions for a…
The book “Girl or Boy” is one of the few books for children that critically examines gender roles and the…
The Kinderwelten Center for Prejudice Aware Education and Upbringing of the Institute for the Situational Approach (ista) has compiled children’s…
“It’s not the differences that inhibit us, it’s the silence.” Through her poems, lyrics, and speeches, Audre Lorde (1934-1992) sought…
The book Amazing Grace by Mary Hoffman is an empowering reading experience for Black girls* ages five to nine. The…
The Intersectional Children’s Book List of i-PÄD Initiative intersectional pedagogy includes publications that address and counter exclusion, under- or misrepresentation,…
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…