Issue Details: First known date: 2017... 2017 Read, Listen, Understand: Why Non-Indigenous Australians Should Read First Nations Writing
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'Do you read Australia’s First Nations (Indigenous) writers? If not, why not? People read for many reasons: information, entertainment, escape, to contemplate in company, to be moved. Reading can also be a political act, an act of solidarity, an expression of willingness to listen and to learn from others with radically different histories and lives.' (Introduction)

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