Black Justice Journalism
Amy McQuireBlack Justice Journalism fights for the rights of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Resistance. Presence. Justice. Power.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 42 | Subscribers | Read | blackjusticejournalism.com.au |
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Latest Issues
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Disappeared again
Earlier this year, in June, the children, brothers, and extended family of Constance May Watcho, again made the journey from Cherbourg to Brisbane to hear deputy state coroner Stephanie Gallagher deliver her findings into Constance’s death....
The myth of a 'tolerant, open society'. Australia is none of these things. Palestine has shown us that.
Last week, Australian media and pundits spilled over with confected outrage after a WhatsApp chat of Zionist “organizing” in the arts was leaked and made public. There were several news articles suddenly concerned about “ethics”, “doxing” a...
We still grieve for her to return home”: Man charged with murder of Kokoberra woman Ms Bernard
A non-Indigenous man has been charged with the murder of Kokoberra woman Ms Bernard, who was disappeared in Coen, in Far North Queensland, over 10 years ago. He was the last person to see Ms Bernard alive.
Abolition.Feminism.Now and Free Palestine: Fighting for the rights of all oppressed peoples
Professor Angela Davis speaks at the Blackfella-Palestinian solidarity symposium in Magan-djin.
Authors
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Darumbal/South Sea, PhD candidate - UQ. Occasional freelancer. Curtain Podcast. Racism, feminism, justice, wrongful convictions. [email protected]
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