according to Mediendienst Integration, which tracks migration issues in the country. Germany’s history of racial discrimination begins long before the Nazis began excluding, deporting and ultimately ...

Aminata Toure became the first Black member of a state government when she was sworn in as the social affairs, youth, family, seniors, integration and equality minister in Germany's northernmost ...

According to a report by the German Center for Integration and Migration Research, more than half of Black people in Germany have experienced racism at least once, and one in five of this ...

But for the Bosnians who have been in Germany for decades and for the newer arrivals from Afghanistan or Ukraine, much of the core experience of being a refugee has stayed the same: Integration ...

Some have suggested that a high level of integration essentially means speaking C1 level German. But looking closer at the draft law and official online resources, there is reason to believe that ...

Being Black in Germany has always meant exposure to racism ... More than 70 percent were born in Germany, according to Mediendienst Integration, which tracks migration issues in the country.

Being Black in Germany Has Never Been Easy ... More than 70% were born in Germany, according to Mediendienst Integration, which tracks migration issues in the country. Germany’s history of ...

Being Black in Germany has always meant exposure to racism ... More than 70% were born in Germany, according to Mediendienst Integration, which tracks migration issues in the country.