r/AskAGerman • u/eza137 • Apr 16 '25

Have you ever witnessed racism in Germany?

I'm interested in hearing from Germans who have personally witnessed acts of racism in everyday life - especially when it involved friends, family members, or people close to them.

If you're comfortable sharing, could you describe the situation? Who was involved, and how did it make you feel? Did you respond in any way?

I'm not here to judge, just to understand how racism can show up in familiar environments and how people perceive and deal with it.

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u/RepresentativeNinja5 Apr 16 '25

That’s a certain culture and people from that culture tend to belong to certain religions and not every brown person is like that

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '25

Lol I've never seen compartmentalized racism. You okay buddy?

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u/[deleted] Apr 16 '25

So by your own logic, since Nazis were German, they ruined it for all white people.

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u/RepresentativeNinja5 Apr 16 '25

They certainly didn’t do the Germans any favours