There is a fight against racism, capitalism, and for feminism. These struggles are often separated and a fundamental solidarity is missing. How can the demands of factory workers, refugees, unemployed individuals, and those who work in households be formulated in a way that their interests become a collective interest? In a series of discussions in Frankfurt, Mannheim, and Berlin, we spoke with trade unionists and strike alliances, sex workers, journalists, professors, representatives of blind organizations, and sociologists about a contemporary "class consciousness" that is able to formulate individual concerns as common ones.

The result of this artistic research was a performance. The audience was led through playful scenarios, such as a wedding celebration or a lunch in the cafeteria of a large company, experiencing the different thoughts of the guests of the discussion series.

The guests of the discussion series: Bojana Kunst (SVN), Juanita Henning (Doña Carmen e.V. - Verein für soziale und politische Rechte von Prostituierten) (D), Christian Krähling (Amazon-Streik-Bündnis) (D), Elfriede Harth (Netwerk Care Revolution) (D/COL), Nikita Dhawan (IN), Maria do Mar Castro Varela (ES/D), International Women’s Space (int/D), David Riff (RUS/D), Freie Arbeiterinnen- und Arbeiter-Union (D), unter_bau (D), Black Diaspora School (D), Illia Yakovenko (UKR), Gregory Sholette (US), Stefanie Sargnagel (AUT), Anna Kow (D), Siegfried Saerberg (D), Katherine Braun (D), Alex Demirović (D), Roswitha Scholz (D), Paula Ezquerra (ARG/ES) und Xiomara Tortoza (VE/D)