'Here we tell of two stories, each similar in their demonstrations of complicity in silencing accounts of racial violence within the Australian health system. The first is a story about a medical rationalisation used to occlude the racial violence characteristic of legal processes used by families as a means of seeking redress; the second is the story of the legal rationalisation offered by a scholarly medical journal as justification for not accepting an article that charted the events of the first, thereby eliding still further Indigenous experiences of racial violence.'
(Introduction)