Plädoyer zur Transgeschlechtlichkeit by Felizia Möhle
Deadline Season with Lucy Liebe and band

Felizia Möhle is the youngest member of the ZDF Television Council, which has now started its 17th term of office. She is actually a student of political science at the University of Erfurt and is an activist for the LGBTQIA* community, i.e. lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, transsexual, intersex and queer people. She is now also campaigning for their concerns and interests on the ZDF television channel and promoting a different representation and visibility of transgender people.

‘Deadline Season’ with Lucy Liebe and band
The musician Lucy Liebe is a multi-instrumentalist, songwriter and producer from Berlin who has worked in the fields of jazz and beat music for a long time and reinterprets these influences through a queer lens. Lucy Liebe deals intensively with topics such as queerness, transness and society, home, trauma and love; the style of the solo project can best be described as alternative R’n’B.

In an experimental reading accompanying his research project ‘Archive of Extractivism’, the artist looks at colonial collections policies. How were indigenous people and their artefacts represented in anthropological research, and what traces were recorded in archives and museums? Illustrated with photographs and archive material, the reading reveals the ways these representations continue to shape our understanding of indigenous people.