No, this banner does not come from Muslims.This is not supposed to be used by German women.
"Foreign in your own country".This is exactly the story that is to be conveyed with this banner.It does not matter what perspective this banner is understood from.
First, however, a short description of the content of the banner.A photo on which this banner can be seen on social media currently appears more often.We read the following message on this:
At the same time we see three people shown.Two of them should be recognizable as Muslims.One of them a skeptically looking man and on the other hand a fully veiled woman.In the middle we see a blonde woman, which is deliberately attractively designed in "typical German".
This woman is the focus of the statement, since this woman presented as "normal" in this case is supposedly wrong.It would not submit to other cultures and thus be racist itself.
Mode of action of the banner
There are two ways to record this presentation.On the one hand there is the naive approach.This is based on the fact that the poster is understood as it is there.So as a call from Muslims to Germans.Anyone who requires this approach also assumes that they were Muslims who have put up this poster.
The second approach is on the meta level.That means we understand that someone else has put up this poster to point out a potential situation.Namely on the situation that we would supposedly lose our traditions.The focus here is on the so -called Islamization of the West.So a narrative that doesn't appear for the first time.This narrative transports that we are through minorities, or.the supposedly constant influx of minorities, at some point to be displaced.Of course, this is just an alibi presentation to produce xenophobia and a forcation.
The fact check to the banner
Of course there is also a fact story behind it.This poster did not appear just a few days ago, but the banner has existed for a long time.At least in the form of photos it has been spread for a long time.The correction has written in a fact check:
According to the corrective, this poster in the city in early February 2021.At the same time there was a video on 11.February 2021, in which the YouTuber called on to spread his presentation.Ultimately, the poster was removed.Nevertheless, photos of this situation are still spread on social media.
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