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Magdeburg Stores Protest Racism
More than 160 stores, restaurants, and commercial projects in Magdeburg, Germany, went on strike for a few hours yesterday, Wednesday, protesting against racism and exclusion. The strike comes amid growing concerns over the increasing efforts of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party in the upcoming elections scheduled for September 6. The strike involved the closure of shops, restaurants, salons, and supermarkets in the city center, with about 220 people gathering in front of the Saxony-Anhalt state parliament, holding signs against discrimination. The aim of this action is to warn against the deterioration of the discourse on immigration and calls for deportation, emphasizing the importance of migrants in society and the economy—especially in the lead-up to an election in which the anti-immigration party is expected to perform strongly.
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