Long awaited, finally here: the third edition of 'Kara Günlük', in which Mutlu Ergün - author, educator, social researcher, performer, and exiled Berliner living, working, and studying in London - takes the German Bildungsroman to the next level. In his 'secret diaries', Sesperado counts the days until the R.O.C., the Revolution of Color, where all People of Color (P.O.C.) unite. With his lyrical guerrilla strategies, he contributes - often in a very humorous way - to bringing this day closer. Along the way, we learn in 'Kara Günlük' how to respond to the question 'Where do you come from?' and what happens when a P.O.C. revolutionary is called up for military service. The 'secret diaries' serve as an amusing guide on how to rebel while having fun. The result is a successful anti-racist satire.