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Ending Invisibility: Why We Need to Talk About Anti-Asian Racism

Date: 10.10.2024 at 18: 00 - 20:00 Cost: join for

Book cover Hami Nguyen "Why we need to talk about anti-Asian racism"

In her book "The End of Invisibility," political educator and author Hami Nguyen sheds light on a form of discrimination that has so far received little discussion in Germany: anti-Asian racism. Using her own story and well-founded social analysis, she tells of the racism experienced by people who are perceived as "Asian." Among other things, it deals with the myth of the "model minority," the connection with classism, and the historical continuity of racist violence against Vietnamese people in Germany.

Registration by October 06.10.2024, XNUMX at nsdok@stadt-koeln.de

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Contact person
Team of the Mobile Advice against Right-Wing Extremism in the Cologne Administrative District
mbr@stadt-koeln.de

Venue

NS Documentation Center, Cologne
Appellhofplatz 23-25
Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia 50667 Germany
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Mobile Counseling against Right-Wing Extremism in the Cologne Administrative District
Phone
0221 221 27162
E-mail
mbr@stadt-koeln.de
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