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This article analyses the term ‘white privilege’, discusses some of its strengths and limitations and unpacks the prioritisation of whiteness in Australia.

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In this article, Mary Frances O’Dowd takes a close look at systemic and institutional racism. Drawing on examples, O’Dowd unpacks these terms, traces their history and examines their relationship to privilege and discrimination. O’Dowd explores the role of public advocacy in dismantling systems of oppression.

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In this article, Anna North discusses ‘what it means to be anti-racist’ by distinguishing ‘not racist’ from ‘anti racist’.

‘Not racist’ is defined as mere statement and stance of neutrality whereas ‘Anti racist’ is defined as a practice that actively opposes systemic racism. North refers to the history of anti-racism, which has its roots in abolition, the post emancipation society and 20^th century civil rights movements to illustrate that it’s not sufficient to be a non-racist.

Additionally, North provides recommendations and several resources to practice and commit to anti racism.