This new book Critical Racial and Decolonial Literacies: Breaking the Silence was inspired by research conversations undertaken with scholars and educators of race, racism and…
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With colleagues Halim Rane and Troy Meston I published a paper titled Mobilising a Decolonial-Islamic Praxis: Convenants in Islam and Muslim-Indigenous Relations. The article is…
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My colleague from Durham University, Stephen Ashe and I co-published Chapter 3 titled Engaging Indigenous Australian Voices: Bringing epistemic justice to criminology? in an amazing…
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Why Aboriginal Women Are Still Paying the Price for “Inclusion” in Public Sector Workplaces What does it mean to be included in a workplace that…
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Griffith University colleagues, Troy Meston, Halim Rane and me published an article for the Melbourne Asia Review. We write: Australia implemented unprecedented counter-terrorism measures of mass monitoring…
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There is a growing movement across the globe regarding the names of universities who are more often than not named in commemoration of colonial figures…
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Charles W. Mills was Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at The Graduate Center, City University of New York, in New York City. Mills endorsement of my book…
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Legal scholar Jennifer Nielsen and I published Chapter 9 titled Commissioner of Corrective Services v Aldridge (No. 2) [2002] NSWADTAP 6 in a new book: – Indigenous Legal Judgments:…
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Alana Lentin and I have published an article in the journal Current Sociology titled ‘Beyond convergence and divergence: Towards a ‘both and’ approach to critical race and critical…
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