In this article I reveal how texts produced by Aboriginal women scholars signify a racialised
and gendered body that functions discursively, as an immediacy of racism in the form of …

It is a common assumption that all the Indigenous people of Australia constitute one group,
the Aborigines. However, we do not think of ourselves as “Aboriginal” but rather identify …

In Australia, whiteness is invisible but centred in any public discussion on'race'. Even in
feminist spaces where difference is accepted as part of political practice and …

In the year 2000 my little black book Talkin'up to the White Woman: Indigenous Women and
Feminism was published by the University of Queensland Press. The book has been …

HECATE methodological discussions begin by assuming that researcher always has power
over the researched-and thus unwittingly perpetuate the very power structures they seek to …

In writing aboutwhiteness' we are trying to enact away of talking'that draws in part on
Aboriginal ideas about how to conduct a conversation or tell a story. We also use Homi …

As two Aboriginal women from the lands now known as Australia, we seek to combine our
disciplinary knowledges of education and community development to offer an Indigenous …

Within colonised countries such as Australia, the United States and New Zealand,
Indigenous peoples are often subjected to structurally violent research processes. Social …

During her lifetime as a staunch upholder of truth and justice, Sojourner Truth, born a slave
in 1797 and freed under the 1827 New York State Emancipation Act, often unexpectedly …

As is well known, the political negotiations between the South African apartheid government
and the African National Congress (ANC) led not only to South Africa's first democratic …