Issue Details: First known date: 2023... 2023 Holding Black Space and the Long Shadows of Racist Texts
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  •  Author's note: To all the Aboriginal women who have raised us, loved family and community, and stood strong. To all our Nanas, Mothers, Aunties, Sisters, Cousins—including the deadly editors of this journal.

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    y separately published work icon Meanjin vol. 82 no. 3 September 2023 27118521 2023 periodical issue

    'In considering the Meanjin Paper for this edition, we have dived deep into the archives of Meanjin, seeking to honour the voices of those that have come before. Through our reading of the archives, we understand that many of the issues facing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have remained the same for close to 45 years: the failures of government policy and funding that directly impact Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, the devastating impacts of racism, and the social issues that continue to harm our people such as poor health outcomes and suicide. Through our reading, we have also found that our strengths remain the same, a fact that is deeply heartening to us-our families, the care for our children, our culture and its resurgence, and our self-determination and vision for our futures.' (Publication summary)

     

    2023
    pg. 140-149
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