Alice Schwarzer, who has been among the most famous and influential German feminists since the 1970s, is seated at a café in the Berlin neighborhood of Wilmerdorf. After more than an hour of conversation, she offers a wry smile: “Before you sits a cancelled person!” Schwarzer (Wuppertal, 81 years old) says that in Germany, they have stopped inviting her to talk shows. Her opinions on the war in Ukraine are no longer well-received, even though, she says, they are those of the majority. Many people who previously admired her are puzzled by these views, as well as her thoughts on immigration and trans rights.
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