racism

Fox Cricket commentator Isa Guha has publicly apologised for the comments she made about Indian cricketer Jasprit Bumrah.

Why aren’t we listening to voices like Senator Mehreen Faruqi? Why aren’t we making workplaces safe for everyone?

Students from one of NSW’s top selective state schools have been accused of using derogatory language targeted at other students and parents from different cultural backgrounds.

Former Socceroo Craig Foster has apologised to Sam Kerr for making a “mistake” in his response to her racism charges in the UK.

British newspapers revealed the “racial slur” that captain of the Matildas Sam Kerr allegedly said to a British police officer in January last year, resulting in criminal charges.

Queensland minister Leanne Enoch has said the abuse she has received in the lead up to referendum is racially charged and misogynistic. 

Between all the mock outrage, no one seems willing to point out the glaring truth: Racism has been employed by the No campaign for months.

Nine has apologised for publishing an ad for the No campaign for the Voice to Parliament, after it was condemned as racist and sexist.

The ABC will undertake a review into its response to racism following comments from journalist Stan Grant who said he had been subject to “relentless racial filth” and would be leaving his role as the host of Q&A. 

Australia’s first mental health chatbot supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women, black women and women of colour has launched.

Roald Dahl’s books have been edited and rewritten to erase language deemed offensive in today’s social English vernacular.

What does Mrs Doubtfire really say about families, womanhood, fatherhood, and who gets to do what? Thirty years on.