Podcast Episode #11

November 3rd, 2023

(H)Our Realities – Episode #11 is out now on Refuge Worldwide!

Ein Gespräch mit Sangeeta Lerner und Rebeca Taboada

Sangeeta Lerner and Rebeca Taboada (moderator) spoke about the intersections of queerness, migration, and discrimination in the workplace/labor market.

They focused particularly on the prices they paid by refusing to emulate whiteness and cis-straightness. They also discussed the joys of doing what they did and how they brought themselves into the workplace and the labor market.

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Thank you to Refuge Worldwide for the platform and the support!

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In this episode of (H)our Realities, host Fumi Nine Yamamoto-Masson of BIWOC*Rising speaks with Ava about why the perspectives of s€x workers (and in particular racialised s€x workers) are so important for a truly intersectional feminism fighting cis-het-patriarchy and state violence in late capitalism, especially with regard to labor, gender, community, care, class struggle, and liberation.

INTERSECTIONAL WORK & SOCIAL CLUB

BIWOC* Rising is the first intersectional work & social club in Berlin and Germany. This safer space is exclusively for women, trans, inter and non-binary people who identify as Black, indigenous or of Colour! Through training programs, empowerment workshops, and a work-desk in the heart of Berlin-Kreuzberg, BIWOC* Rising is creating a new working culture – a working culture that transcends the white, homogenous, capitalist one that has been a core driver of gentrification and marginalization in Berlin.