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Rassismus in der Berliner Clublandschaft, die Geschichte von Techno & House, afro-diasporische Rhythmen und Perspektiven, Archivarbeit, Subkultur und viele mehr…
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If you want to start looking for clues about the role of Black people, POC or queer people in German club culture and the techno scene, you can start researching in archives and libraries that preserve sources from and about pop and subculture. Magazines and fanzines, flyers and posters, photos and video recordings are some of the materials that …
Each One Teach One (EOTO) e.V. is a community-based education and empowerment project in Berlin. Founded in 2012, the association opened its doors in March 2014 as a neighbourhood library and has since been a place of learning and encounter. EOTO e.V. works together with other organisations to promote the interests of Black, African and …
Berlin’s club culture is considered as one of the city’s most important cultural flagships. The clubs are a tourist magnet, and the stories about legendary clubs and historical club and subcultural developments have been told many times, in the form of books, documentaries or exhibitions, among other things. Particular attention is …
"What is usually left out are the very present Black music cultures in GI discos and other clubs that played Black music in West Berlin before the Wall came down."Interview by Annie Goh with Professor Alexander G. Weheliye for CTM Festival
The multidisciplinary platform Techno Materialism has analyzed the representation of Black artists in event line-ups from 2020 to 2021 - including Germany. You can find their data analysis here.
A short documentary by Tajana B Williams on Black movement artists: A dance documentary that shines a spotlight the plight, beautify, strength, creativity, resilience, and kinship of Black professional dancers.