Gauss-Telegraph: 17 international people in Braunschweig – Alexandra by Lena Heinecke Hi Alexandra, please introduce yourself: Where are you from? What and where did you study? What are your hobbies?[…]

Gauss-Telegraph: 17 international people in Braunschweig – Raoul by Fabien Diffé Kamga Hello, what is your name and where are you from? I am Raoul and I come from Cameroon.[…]

Gauss-Telegraph: No Racism “Racism is not an opinion, but a crime.” #fclr #FestivalContreLeRacisme #onlinefestival #NoRacism

Gauss-Telegraph: No to Islamophobia Islamophobia is unfortunately very widespread in Germany. Hate against Muslims must be brought to an end. Nobody should be discriminated against because of religion or belief.[…]

Gauss-Telegraph: Stop Sexism Salsa dance courses often start with the assumption: ladies on one side, men on the other or men lead, women follow. What happens then if you are[…]

  Gauss-Telegraph: No to Homophobia  Lesbians, gays and bisexuals can handle their sexual orientation more and more openly. Despite this, discrimination based on sexual orientation is still a problem today.[…]

Gauss-Telegraph: Stop Anti-Semitism “Anti-Semitism in Germany was never gone.” The kippah is a common headpiece used by male Jews. However, Jewish people are warned against wearing a kippah in Germany.[…]