What does it mean to study and build a career as a Black person in a predominantly white higher education system? How can I navigate these structures and how can I change them? Acknowledging racism as a reality in Germany is still difficult and is often downplayed or ignored. "Enrolled. Taking a Stand Against Racism in German Universities" illustrates in detail how this is a sad everyday reality, particularly in the German education system. Racism is ingrained in the self-perceptions of discriminated individuals, in curricula and office hours, in the way applications are assessed and individuals are perceived, in topics for term papers and speeches. At the same time, the book also presents coping strategies, analytical understanding, and new courses of action.