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Prägung im Kinderzimmer: Wie rassistisch ist Spielzeug?

Ins Rollen gebracht hat das Ganze eine schwarze Amerikanerin, die sich nach ihrem Museumsbesuch in Nürnberg bei Leiterin Karin Falkenberg über ein um 1912 entstandenes Blechspielzeug beklagte. Dieses stellt einen schwarzen Mann dar, den man mit einem Aufziehschlüssel zum Tanzen bringen kann. Sie war aufgebracht. Sie sagte, es sei purer Rassismus, was wir da zeigen , erzählt Falkenberg.
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Sie selbst war erstmal irritiert, recherchierte die Hintergründe des kritisierten Spielzeugs und ließ dann das gesamte Museum nach rassistischen Exponaten überprüfen. Es geht darum, eine dauerhafte Lösung für solche Objekte zu finden , erläutert Mascha Eckert. Diese sollten nicht einfach weggeräumt, aber auch nicht weiterhin unkommentiert gezeigt werden. ....

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What to read when you disagree: Books about respect

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The Christian Science Monitor Daily for May 5, 2021

Respect can be a difficult word, often used as a tool to protect inequity or injustice. Before the Civil War, pro-slavery politicians denounced the abolitionist movement, charging it with breaching stabilizing norms of civility and respect.
Yet in its deepest meanings, respect is seen as an essential ingredient in the American experiment. Amid the nation’s political polarization and widening cultural divides are millions of Americans who have lost sight of each other, caught in reflexive rituals and simplistic clichés that dismiss, demonize, or otherwise delegitimize perceived enemies.
The need for respect in today’s national conversation is urgent, say many thinkers. It begins to reestablish the shared purpose of a common humanity. ....

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Respect: Is it the glue that a polarized nation needs?

Respect can be a difficult word, often used as a tool to protect inequity or injustice. Before the Civil War, pro-slavery politicians denounced the abolitionist movement, charging it with breaching stabilizing norms of civility and respect.
Yet in its deepest meanings, respect is seen as an essential ingredient in the American experiment. Amid the nation’s political polarization and widening cultural divides are millions of Americans who have lost sight of each other, caught in reflexive rituals and simplistic clichés that dismiss, demonize, or otherwise delegitimize perceived enemies.
Why We Wrote This
Respect is a core civic value to American democracy, but it can also be used as a tool of repression. As a fractured nation seeks to knit itself together, the ability to disagree yet not hate is seen as essential. This is part of the Monitor’s Respect Project. ....

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Race and Taxes, and Jane Mayer on How to Kill a Bill

Race and Taxes, and Jane Mayer on How to Kill a Bill
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