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Racism
- Racism: history of the concept"Racism as a widespread social phenomenon rose in the late fifteenth and early sixteenth centuries as European explorers encountered the indigenous peoples of unknown lands who looked, spoke, and lived so differently that it was easier for the explorers to deny their humanity ... "
- Ten myths about racism.The article, adapted from the book "Preaching about Racism: A Guide for Faith Leaders," by Carolyn B. Helsel, discusses myths about racism in relation to churches. Topics include the role of white privilege in racism, the lack of connection between intentions or ignorance and racism, and the relation between interracial relationships and racism.
- Addressing Racism in Australia: Accentuating the Positive and Eliminating the Negative (But don’t forget about Mr In-Between)- Australian Human Rights CommissionPaper by Tom Calma, Federal Race Discrimination Commissioner, presented at the Metropolis Conference 2007 by Margaret Donaldson, Director Race Discrimination Unit, Human Rights and equal Opportunity Commission.
- Twelve charts on race and racism in Australia- The ConversationIncludes data on the following: Ancestry, Country of birth, Growing number of overseas-born residents, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population, Australia's Changing Migration Pattern, Parent's country of birth, Support for diversity, Support for non-discriminatory migration policies, Support for assimilation, Feelings towards specific groups, Racial discrimination, Over-representation of Indigenous Australians in prisons,
- Systemic Racism: Australia's great white silence | Jonathan Sri | TEDxQUTRacism is more entrenched and systemic than most of us realise. Using a range of practical case studies, Jonathan shows how Australia's white supremacist history continues to influence present-day political, legal and cultural institutions. Mainstream conversations about racism too often focus on overt bigotry, rather than covert structural oppression. The deeper issues are ignored and deprioritised. But pretending that race is irrelevant in the twenty-first century won't make racism go away.
- Everyday racism fuels prejudice and hate. But we can challenge it- The ConversationIn the aftermath of the Christchurch terror attacks a month ago, New Zealanders are grappling with difficult, albeit necessary, questions about discrimination and casual racism.
- Race Discrimination | Australian Human Rights CommissionExplore a range of resources and projects designed to address race discimination in Australia.
