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Abolition.Feminism.Now and Free Palestine: Fighting for the rights of all oppressed peoples
Professor Angela Davis speaks at the Blackfella-Palestinian solidarity symposium in Magan-djin. This feels like an unprecedented time. A time when we…
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Objectivity serves the powerful, and silences the oppressed
Australian journalists still cling to 'objectivity' as the hallmark of 'good journalism'. And yet, Palestine has shown us how colonial notions of…
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The 'no' vote was a racist vote.
It is not the time to be silent. We must stand not only for each other, but our Indigenous brothers and sisters in Palestine.
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"They don't care about community safety. They care about cops and cages": Outrage at Qld's racist laws that will only lock up more black…
The Queensland government on Wednesday overrode the Human Rights Act to pass outrageous new laws that will allow them to detain children - predominately…
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Now is the time to start talking about wrongful convictions
The pardon of Kathleen Folbigg - who spent two decades in prison for a crime she did not do - should lead us to a bigger conversation about our…
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The black 'no' campaign is not Jacinta Price and Warren Mundine
New shadow Indigenous spokesperson Jacinta Price, Warren Mundine and One Nation’s Pauline Hanson at a Queensland Police conference. Just as we expected…
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The spirit can not rest til the body is found: Remembering Ms Bernard
It has been ten years today since Kokoberra woman Ms Bernard was last seen. Her family are still searching for her.
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Voting on 'The Voice': Will it fight racist violence?
As the nation ramps up for a referendum on recognising First Nations people in the Constitution, its helpful to reflect on the past decade of the debate…
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Digging deeper into data on Disappeared Aboriginal women
60 percent of Aboriginal women disappeared from urban centres; 80 percent of Aboriginal women were disappeared away from their communities
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#JusticeforCassius; Mourning Filep Karma
Across the country, thousands turned up in solidarity with the family of Cassius Turvey. Meanwhile, in West Papua, our Indigenous brothers and sisters…
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Black Justice Journalism
Black Justice Journalism
Black Justice Journalism fights for the rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Resistance. Presence. Justice. Power.

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