El niño soldado olvidado de Alemania: la historia de Bayome Mohamed Husen

Soldados negros en Alemania

Germany’s Forgotten Child Soldier: The Story of Bayome Mohamed Husen Did you know that Germany used child soldiers during World War I? One such figure is Bayome Mohamed Husen, whose life journey sheds light on the lesser-known aspects of colonial military history. From Child Soldier to Prisoner of War Born in Dar es Salaam in […]

La Afrikahaus de Berlín: un legado de ambiciones coloniales

Conferencia sobre África en Berlín, pero desde la perspectiva negra

The Afrikahaus in Berlin: A Legacy of Colonial Ambitions Berlin is a city where every building tells a story, and The Afrikahaus is no exception. This historic structure stands as a testament to Germany’s colonial past and ambitions. A Glimpse Into History Located in the heart of Berlin’s Mitte district (Am Karlsbad 10, Berlin), this […]

Día BIPOC en el Museo de Dortmund: ¿un paso adelante o una medida polémica?

Ejemplo de museo alemán

Dortmund Museum’s BIPOC-Only Day: A Step Forward or Controversial Move? The Dortmund Museum had made headlines in 2023 with a bold decision: dedicating an exclusive day for BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) visitors to experience their latest exhibition, Das ist kolonial. The goal? To create a protected space where marginalized voices can engage […]