Rassische Diskriminierung in Deutschland

This work shows how historically and legally inequality between blacks and whites has grown in Germany and explores the question of what requirements constitutional law, legal practice and politics must fulfill in order to balance it out.
It begins by outlining the development of the prohibition of racial discrimination in international and national law. The author then traces the history of discrimination against Black people. In order to overcome the structural discrimination that still exists, she proposes a positive law based on human rights standards and comparative law approaches to achieve equality for Black people.