"Say What You Want!"

One year after the “riots” due to a racist police control at Eckensee in Stuttgart’s city center, adolescents and young adults expand and contextualize the prevailing public discussion with perspectives from their everyday reality- a reality, which is shaped by racism and racial profiling. After the Hanau right wing terror attack and the death of George Floyd by a police officer in 2020, activism & self-organising as well as public rallies, community building and empowerment gain importance for BIPOC for their protest and demands for social change and a better future. The focus of this day of action is therefore empowerment and legal education on civil rights as well as solidarity.

PROGRAM

2 pm
OPENING

2:10 pm
LECTURE
Racial profiling and civil rights
With Yanki Kaya
Language: German (please note if english translation is needed)
Registration: fortbildungremove-this@remove-thisantidiskriminierung-stuttgart.de (BIPOC only!)

Yanki Kaya, studied law. She gives examples concerning racial profiling incidents, shows the basics of national and state-wide police law, presents the legal framework for court and gives tips on how to deal with the police and regulatory authorities during racial profiling.

5 pm
DISCUSSION
Racial Profiling

1st panel: effected persons speak about their experiences.
2nd panel: Ally-ship and institutional solidarity. Elke aus dem Moore (Akademie Solitude), Hans Dieter Christ (WKV)
Moderation: Ülkü Süngün

6 pm
MUSIC + TALK
With Yeama Bangali

Info tables
Office for discrimination Stuttgart

The Shared Space at the Skulpturenhof of the Württembergischer Kunstverein is funded by the impulse program Kunst trotz Abstand of the Ministry of Science, Research and the Arts Baden-Württemberg.

Shared Space #Parkside
The Shared Space #Parkside is a new temporary outdoor platform in the sculpture courtyard of the Württembergischer Kunstverein, which will be used by the WKV (WKV #Parkside) and other partners (Shared Space #Parkside) for various events until the end of September.
The Shared Space #Parkside was funded by the impulse program "Art despite Distance" of the Ministry of Science, Research and the Arts Baden-Württemberg.