In this volume, critical voices are brought together for the first time by people of color without exception - black Germans, Roma, and people with non-European flight and migration backgrounds. Their resistant production of knowledge and their political exchange of experience give rise to alternative discussions. They deal with racism, Islamophobia, and exclusionary migration and integration regimes, and discuss questions of individual and collective resistance, anti-racist cultural policies, and post-colonial approaches. Self-determined spaces and visions of solidarity become visible, which challenge the racist logic of sharing and domination and aim at cross-border identities and alliances. The political analyses, literary essays, glosses, and conversations refer to a wide range of forms of expression. At your word.