Listen to this #BlackCoffee episode to hear in Dr. Natasha Kelly’s own words the struggles of being a Black female academic, artist, and activist in Germany in the 21st century.
Category: Black German Women
Fasia Jansen
“I stayed alive, but the Jewish women I was with, all have been destroyed. That’s why I sing political songs.”
Fasia Jansen
Doris Reiprich and Erika Ngambi Ul Kuo
“The “Adolf period” was the worst that anyone can imagine. You
can t Just suddenly label people as having a “life not worth living.”
They couldn’t really liquidate us, but neither did they want to tolerate us.”
Doris Reiprich on living as an Afro-German during World War II.
