When does the event with Ruby Rebelde take place?

The event takes place on December 3, 2026, at 6:00 PM.

Where is the event held?

The event location is listed as Koblenz.

What is the topic of Why They Hate Us – Hostility Towards Sex Work?

Ruby Rebelde discusses the history and present of discrimination against sex workers, as well as sexual morality, self-determination, anti-queer sentiment, and authoritarian societal notions.

Ruby Rebelde is a sex worker, activist, and author. Their work connects sex work with political education related to feminism, fundamentalism, right-wing extremism, and discrimination.

How much is the admission fee?

A confirmed admission price is not specified.

Ruby Rebelde Talks About Sex Work, Exclusion, and the Democracy Behind the Taboo

Name: Ruby Rebelde: Why They Hate Us – Hostility Towards Sex Work
Start: 2026-12-03T18:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-12-03T20:00:00+01:00
Location: Koblenz, nicht angegeben

Ruby Rebelde in Koblenz: An Evening About Hostility Towards Sex Work and Societal Power

On December 3, 2026, Ruby Rebelde in Koblenz will focus on a topic that shapes public debates and is often conducted without regard for those affected: hostility towards sex work. The event combines political education, personal experience, and a critical analysis of societal exclusion.

Between Sexual Morality, Stigmatization, and Self-Determination

Ruby Rebelde examines why sex workers are socially devalued, excluded, and questioned in their right to exist. Central themes include sexual morality, the devaluation of promiscuity, and authoritarian notions of which life and work models are deemed acceptable.

The event experience thrives on the connection between personal perspective and political framing. Rebelde works as a sex worker, activist, and author and brings together experiences from sex work and political education regarding fundamentalism, right-wing extremism, and feminism.

A Conversation About Democracy and Diversity

The event contextualizes hostility towards sex work as part of a longer history of discrimination and persecution. It also addresses how a democratic society deals with people and life models that do not fit into dominant notions of normality.

The topics also touch on anti-queer sentiment, anti-feminism, migration, and the political use of fear. Ruby Rebelde makes visible how language, laws, and societal prejudices can influence the daily lives of sex workers – for instance, in seeking housing, banking transactions, or access to societal recognition.

Audience Mood and Event Experience

The evening is aimed at people who want to view societal debates in a differentiated manner and place the perspectives of sex workers more at the center. The organization combines professional information with a personal, directly accessible approach. Thus, a format emerges that blends reading, lecture, and political discussion.

For the target audience engagement, the event management focuses on an open perspective on self-determination, labor rights, and discrimination. The event offers space for reflection and invites attendees to critically question common assumptions about sex work.

Conclusion: An Evening That Changes Perspectives

Ruby Rebelde brings a controversial and socially relevant topic to the stage. Attendees can expect an intensive event experience with personal insights, political analysis, and impulses for a more supportive debate. Those who wish to understand sex work, feminism, democracy, and discrimination from an affected perspective will experience an evening with lasting impact in Koblenz.