Discrimination
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Despite promises, Taliban begin evicting Afghanistan’s ethnic Hazaras from their land
WARNING: This story contains one picture containing graphic content. “Everyone was horrified — men, women and children … we were in…
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Friday essay: invisible no more – putting the first women archaeologists of the Pacific back on the map
In our Pacific Matildas research project, we are recovering the hidden traces of the first female archaeologists in the Pacific. Authors…
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Want to know about vaccine rollouts in Africa?
There has been a lot of focus on COVID-19 vaccine inequalities between high-income and low- and middle-income countries. Catherine Kyobutungi…
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The School That Tried to End Racism aims high, but risks reinforcing race’s power
Are we marked at birth, trapped in a world where colour seals our fate? The ABC tried to answer those…
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What it’s like growing up biracial when your family doesn’t look like you
The first time it happened was when I was seven. Hannah Laxton-Koonce ABC Everyday It was my first overseas trip…
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Day of the Victims of Holocaust and of Racial Violence in Slovakia
September 9 is marked as Day of the Victims of Holocaust and of Racial Violence in the Slovak Republic. The date of…
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‘Good people can do bad things unconsciously’: NFPs urged to reflect on racism and implicit bias
Phoebe Mwanza is the director of Hueman Equity Consulting and the manager of diversity, inclusion and wellbeing at Amnesty International…
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Lyn retired with little super and unable to pay the rent.
Lyn Bailey lived a comfortable life before her divorce, travelling overseas and even putting her four children through private school.…
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Polish law on property stolen by Nazis angers Israel
Israel has recalled its diplomatic envoy to Warsaw over the changes, branding the law “anti-Semitic”. BBC The legislation relates to…
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Racism and the lesson that is never learnt
We’re all so educated. We’re over-educated. Perhaps we’re over education. Greg Baum The Sydney Morning Herald Listen to Taylor Walker in…
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Safe at home?
Compared to younger homicide victims, older homicide victims are more likely to be women who die in their own home…
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Canada’s Indigenous reconciliation movement enters new phase following discovery of children’s graves
Three times since May, leaders of Indigenous communities in Canada have announced what’s thought to be the locations of unmarked…
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Researchers say racism is costing the Australian economy billions
At first, I thought it was just me. I was a new staff member. Perhaps I had chosen stories that were…
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YouTube removes human rights group’s videos about allegations of Uighur abuse in Xinjiang
A human rights group that attracted millions of views on YouTube to testimonies from people who say their families have…
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We don’t need CRT, but we need to think critically about race
UNTIL VERY RECENTLY, the vast majority of Australians, on both the Left and Right, had never heard of Critical Race…
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Taking the knee in football: why this act of protest has always been political
This was about players showing support for the fight against racism and campaigning for meaningful change in football, and not…
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