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SUMMARY:Alice Hasters "Black Germans between Erasure and Tokenism"
DESCRIPTION:Journalist and author Alice Hasters is a major contemporary Black German voice. Her bestselling 2019 book Was weiße Menschen nicht über Rassismus hören wollen\, aber wissen sollten (What White People Don’t Want to Hear About Racism\, But Should Know Anyway) led to animated public debates about race and racism in Germany. In her lecture\, Hasters will address the central assumption that frames Black German life today: the perception that Black people are “new” to Germany. This assumption erases the fact that Black people have lived in German–speaking lands for hundreds of years. As she shows\, it also allows anti–Black racism and its history to be falsely viewed as only an American or Western problem with no relation to the German context. Examining the dynamics that unfold from this skewed understanding\, Hasters argues that attending to the history of anti–Black racism in Germany enables a deeper understanding of German identity\, racism\, and antisemitism today. \nRoyce Hall 236 \nRSVP Required
URL:https://elts.ucla.edu/event/black-germans-between-erasure-and-tokenism-with-alice-hasters/
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SUMMARY:Archive Asylum: Archiving and Researching Endangered Literatures
DESCRIPTION:War and flight endanger the literature of affected countries. Authors struggle to survive. They are unable to write. They lose their libraries\, manuscripts\, pictures and other valuable objects. In response to these political and social challenges\, how can we build up an archive for asylum and offer these literatures the place they serve in research? How can an asylum archive preserve threatened memory? In this public lecture\, Professor Sandra Richter will draw upon her directorship at the Deutsches Literaturarchiv Marbach to address these urgent questions for the twenty–first century. \nRSVP required. 
URL:https://elts.ucla.edu/event/archive-asylum-archiving-and-researching-endangered-literatures/
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