Seeing through the eyes of those affected: Anti-Muslim Racism in Germany

Attacks on religious institutions such as mosques and other
places identified as Muslim show that anti-Muslim racism is
clearly still a major problem in Germany. Experiences of
exclusion can lead to avoidance behaviour. Young Muslims in
particular report that they are constantly exposed to religious
microaggressions and misunderstandings.


In this episode of the series 'Racism & Discrimination' - the
9th episode of the conflict talks (Konfliktgespräche) -
sociologist Isabell Diekmann (TU Dortmund / IKG
Bielefeld) talks to psychologist Zeynep Demir
(DeZIM Institute Berlin / IKG Bielefeld) about the effects of
anti-Muslim racism and hostility on the well-being and health of
Muslims.


Further information:


Release date: 17.09.2024


Recording date: 16.07.2024


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Click here for the headline in news that Zeynep Demir mentioned
in the episode:
https://www.dw.com/de/wm-2023-spaniens-junge-wilde-zwingender-als-schweden/a-66532155


About the person Zeynep Demir:
https://ekvv.uni-bielefeld.de/pers_publ/publ/PersonDetail.jsp?personId=128645527&lang=EN