Cognitive Dissonance, Mob Mentality & Standing Together

You know, the basic thing is, with cognitive dissonance, the defense of racism, fetishization, exploitation, capitalism, even when stacks of evidence, testimony is presented? It is that most white people cannot accept that their governments, their schools, their societies have strategically, purposely miseducated, misrepresented & harmed POC for their self-interest, which is entirely a fabricated […]

Nice Crowd in Osnabrück for #Documentary Screening “#ForgetWinnetou Loving in the Wrong Way”

We had a nice crowd in Osnabrück for “Forget Winnetou! Loving in the Wrong Way” screening and Q&A. Thanks to everyone who came out, we hope it was a positive learning experience in conjunction with the on-going exhibition on the legacy of Karl May at Felix Nussbaum Haus. Here’s a summary written by Dr. Andreas […]

“Can you #copyright #culture?” Article & Video from dBs Studios #Berlin

From the event March 13, in the on-going series of discussions, dBs Dialogues in Berlin, at the dBs Film & Music School. Can you copyright culture?  5 Things We learned: You can love in the wrong way We should watch our privilege The digital age is blurring cultural lines Diversity is essential to understanding Change […]

#Stereotypes are the Underpinning Elements of Racism, Terrorism & Intolerance-No Matter What You Think

Image shared via Moets Ormsby, regarding the terrorist act committed March 2019 in New Zealand. But #Stereotypes are harmless? A large part of the rise of white terrorism is the complete failure of European and western societies like the USA, Germany, New Zealand etc. to teach the accurate history of their colonial brutality, horrific violence, theft, […]

March 13th at dBs Music #Berlin – I’ll be a panelist on, “Can you copyright #culture?”

Can You Copyright Culture? “Our lives, and our cultures, are composed of many overlapping stories and histories. More than ever before we have the opportunity to be exposed to, and influenced by, a wealth of different cultures and ideas. But what does that hybridisation mean for culture and how do we avoid a homogenised future? […]