racism

In that country we are murdered. In this country we are shamed. Why is it? A poem by Hibo Khalif, a 17 year old High School student in Melbourne.

As a white middle-class woman living in suburban Sydney in 2020 my privilege has never felt more ostentatious. Outrage – without action – is cheap.

Vigils and protests against police brutality were organized in Minneapolis and around the US after footage of George Floyd’s being killed was shared.

Campaigns against the growing racism against Asian Australians are being unleashed across the country following a spike in coronavirus-related attacks.

McDonald’s quickly condemned the behaviour of a franchisee who was filmed allegedly verbally abusing a neighbor over his Indigenous heritage.

Gold Coast Young LNP chair Barclay McGain was seen laughing at a racist comment made by a schoolie in a video posted to Facebook.

The representations we see of Indigenous women in Australia need to reflect success and excellence not only disadvantage.

There’s no shortage of fearful women in Australia, according to new data from the Australia Talks research. And while sad, the results aren’t surprising.

It seems we are again (or is it still?) okay with removing children from their families. Sorry, of course I mean BIPOC children, writes Polly Dunning.

Legitimate questions have been raised about Gladys Liu and her association, direct or indirect, with the Chinese Communist Party & the money she’s raised.

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has condemned Trump’s remarks, commenting that she is proud New Zealand takes the opposite view.

This federal election was decided by an issue given no airtime during the election – racism. But racism is more complex than it seems on the surface.