Extremism, right-wing orientations and racism are on the rise in European societies. Right-wing parties in different European countries sometimes identify existing problems, but usually take little interest in their causes. Instead, immigrants are said to be the problem and national “(lead) culture” the solution. In many European countries, people with different sexual orientations, people with disabilities, migrants and refugees, members of religious minorities and homeless people experience exclusion, ridicule and direct physical violence – despite the fact that “inclusion” is a high value in all EU countries. Many “deviations” from the defined “normal” are not accepted by increasing sections of the population. In their daily work with young people, youth workers in youth houses, in public spaces, in schools and in seminars are repeatedly confronted with right-wing orientations such as the rejection of immigrants, racism and nationalism/religious fanaticism, the exclusion of people