"Für sich einstehen" mit Anastasia Biefang
Anastasia Biefang ist Oberstleutnant bei der Bundeswehr. Vor fast zehn Jahren hatte sie ihr Coming-Out als Transfrau, zu diesem Zeitpunkt war sie 40 Jahre alt.Die Bundeswehr galt lang als hetero und männlich, das ist kein Vorurteil – tatsächlich ist es erst seit 2001 möglich, als Frau und als offen homo- oder transsexuell alle Laufbahnen bei der Bundeswehr einzuschlagen.Heute bezeichnet Anastasia die Bundeswehr als nicht queerfeindlich – aber auch nicht queerfreundlich. Die Abwesenheit von Diskriminierung sei noch lange keine Wertschätzung. Und trotzdem liebt Anastasia ihren Job. Dass sie sich erst so spät geoutet hat, ist auch nicht nur ihrem Job bei der Bundeswehr zuzuschreiben.In dieser Folge spricht Anastasia über ihren langen Weg hin zur Identifizierung als Trans für sich selbst, mangelnde Aufklärung, aber auch Unterstützung die sie erfahren hat. Wie ihr Elternhaus und ihre erste Ehe vor dem Coming-Out sie geprägt haben.Bis hin zu diesem Moment, als sie sich vor ihrem Vorgesetzten als Transfrau bekennt und mitteilt geschlechtsangleichende Maßnahmen ergreifen zu wollen und welchen Wendepunkt diese Situation für ihr Leben bedeutete. Entgegen der großen Erwartung, bedeutet das Coming-Out für Anastasia kein Karriere-Ende. Trotzdem wird sie zum Präzedenzfall für die Prozesse der Bundeswehr, denn vor ihr hatte noch niemand mit so hohem Dienstgrad ein Coming-Out als transident.2019 erhält Anastasia bei der Bundeswehr einen Verweis – wegen einer Beschreibung in ihrem Dating-Profil. Sie beweist ein weiteres Mal Haltung und hat mittlerweile Verfassungsbeschwerde gegen den Verweis eingelegt, die Entscheidung des Bundesverfassungsgerichts ist noch ausstehend.All das in dieser Folge „Dieser eine Moment“. Ein Interview mit Philipp Fleiter und seiner Gästin Anastasia Biefang.Heute engagiert sich Anastasia stark für queeren Aktivismus und Aufklärung. Eines liegt ihr besonders am Herzen: Jeder kann sich outen, in jedem Beruf.
Mehr zu Anastasia und ihrem Engagement auf Instagram @anastasiabiefang und @queerbwImmer auf dem Laufenden über Philipp und seine Projekte auf Instagram @philippfleiter
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Speaker 2 And
Speaker 2 then also,
Speaker 2 this is
Speaker 2 the hager box and make up experiment.
Speaker 3 That's why
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Speaker 2 But if you don't know and
Speaker 2 you can't do it, that's the first
Speaker 2 time that expectation management
Speaker 2 checkbox infrared
Speaker 2 in the mid-bringer.
Speaker 2 So, I think
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Speaker 2 you can build
Speaker 2 a stereotype.
Speaker 3 And we're going to have to paste and
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Speaker 3 span of
Speaker 3 jobs in Afghanistan
Speaker 3 is recharged. So, I'm not for and aimed at
Speaker 3 the transition.
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Speaker 2 I think we had
Speaker 2 to
Speaker 2 wait
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Speaker 2 And then we have to have a hotel
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Speaker 3 Tinder, you know, when you're talking about it,
Speaker 3 we're going to
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Speaker 2 the
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Speaker 3 the transition that
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Speaker 3 a political and
Speaker 3 universal authenticity, I think that I think that awesome
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Speaker 3 this is
Speaker 3 what you have to do.
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Speaker 2 but also transmission rebuttals,
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