When I open the class book and check attendance by reading the names, Tamer, Büşra, Raed, Piotr, Ömer, Tarek, Berrin, you will immediately notice one thing: that I have no students in my class without migration background. But what you can’t tell is that it makes teaching impossible. What you don’t hear is that I am lucky if someone doesn’t run out during class because he doesn’t want to listen to a woman speak, of because he doesn’t want to hear what a Christian has to say, or because he has to pray, or because he can’t be in the same room with a Jew. Did you know that “Jew” is the most common swear word in Berlin schools?