Vortrag: How to be an ally to the nonbinary community

20. Oktober 2021, von Bambi

Foto: AStA/Queer-Referat

English description below!
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[DEUTSCH]
Auch innerhalb der queeren Spaces findet Diskriminierung statt: Insbesondere betroffen sind rassfizierte, trans, inter, nicht-binäre rassifizierte Menschen, die mehrere Diskriminierungsformen gleichzeitig erleben: sogenannte intsersektional betroffene Menschen.

Wie können wir uns mit Menschen solidarisieren, die in unseren (queeren) Spaces nicht nur Diskriminierung durch die Mehrheitsgesellschaft, sondern sogar von Teilen der queeren Community erleben? Wie können wir sogenannte "Verbündete" sein? Das wollen wir in einem Vortrag von und mit shofie mit Fokus auf nicht-binäre Menschen lernen.

TW: Alle Menschen können teilnehmen. Diese Veranstaltung ist jedoch kein Safer Space für Menschen aus der TIN Community, weil es in Spaces mit mehrheitlich cis Menschen zu übergriffigen Fragen/Verhaltensweisen kommen kann.

shofie (they/them) is a Black nonbinary artist-activist based in Heidelberg. their art orients towards interventions through ecological necromancy, influenced by Indigenous Balinese ceremonial praxis and queer Black Feminist prophetic tradition. they are commissioned to perform their poetry in racial justice demonstrations and climate strikes in Heidelberg. shofie leads a queer support group and facilitates various workshops on antiracism, safe(r) spaces and intersectionality. they are currently thinking of and caring about riverbanks.

Diese Veranstaltung ist kostenlos für alle und wird in englischer Lautsprache gehalten. Es wird leider keine Übersetzung geben.

Diese Veranstaltung wird nicht aufgenommen!
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[ENGLISH]
Discrimination also takes place within queer spaces: In particular, racialized, trans, inter, non-binary racialized people who experience several forms of discrimination at the same time so-called intersectionally affected people are impacted.

How can we show solidarity with people who, in our (queer) spaces, not only experience discrimination from the majority society, but even from parts of the queer community? How can we be so-called "allies"? We want to learn that in a lecture by and with shofie with a focus on nonbinary people.

TW: Everyone can participate. However, this event is not a safer space for people from the TIN community, because in spaces with a majority of cis people there can be overbearing questions/behaviors.

shofie (they/them) is a Black nonbinary artist-activist based in Heidelberg. their art orients towards interventions through ecological necromancy, influenced by Indigenous Balinese ceremonial praxis and queer Black Feminist prophetic tradition. they are commissioned to perform their poetry in racial justice demonstrations and climate strikes in Heidelberg. shofie leads a queer support group and facilitates various workshops on antiracism, safe(r) spaces and intersectionality. they are currently thinking of and caring about riverbanks.

This event is free for everyone and will be held in English and there will unfortunately be no translation.

This event will not be recorded!
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