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. Based on the discourse analysis of articles collected between 2010 and 2016from the Suddeutsche Zeitung – a leading local and Germannational newspaper – my aim is to reconstruct the central conditionslimiting or enabling the participation of those citizens in the publicdiscourse who are generally constructed as „migrants“.Therefore, I analyse the central elements of the discourse around thesubject migration/integration. My analysis is guided by the‚postmigrant debate‘, in particular by the approaches of the‚differential inclusion‘ of migrantised groups and their‚struggles of migration‘ combining it with critical race debates.My aim is to outline the different discursive ways that allow migrantisedcitizens to participate in public meaning making, and the ways, they use tocontest majoritarian views. My analysis reveals their criticalreconsideration of the system of differentiated inclusion, which isorganizing the majoritarian discourse and ‚migrants‘ everydaylives. While the journalistic strategy exemplified within the analysis isworking in support of the ‚migrant's perspectives‘, itsimultaneously acts to normalize majoritarian position contra migration.

Partizipation migrantisch markierter Bürgerinnen in der Süddeutschen Zeitung – eine diskursanalytische Sondierung