Saturday, March 22

Browsing: colonialism

Wooden Ships and Iron Men: Race and Violence on the Beach Frontier

Analysis January 28, 2020By Robbie Mason

Maritime history without rose-tinted glasses. (Part 2 of 2.)

Mimicry and Memory: Aboriginal and Māori Seafarers during the Age of Sail

Analysis January 24, 2020By Robbie Mason

Cultural entanglements, commemoration and the Tasman Sea. (Part 1 of 2.)

Invasion Day Editorial

Editorials January 21, 2020By Honi Soit

An editorial for Honi Soit’s week of Invasion Day coverage.

No future (tense) for prescriptionist grammar

Opinion April 10, 2019By Ellie Stephenson

A more inclusive approach to diverse language systems is needed

Stealing our magic: colonialism and Indian street performances

Features April 5, 2019By Kedar Maddali and Pranay Jha

Westerners travelled to India and exploited Indian magicians

For the Game? For the World?: A Short History of FIFA’s Colonial Legacy

Features March 27, 2019By Emmanuel Jacob

The most widely broadcast sporting event in the world has a ‘parochial and insular history.’

अंग्रेजी, उपनिवेशवाद और वर्ग

Multilingual March 7, 2019By Karishma Luthria and Pranay Jha

Exploring the colonial legacy of language in India.

Scott Morrison’s Endeavour voyage politicises Australian history

Perspective January 24, 2019By Robbie Mason

Scott Morrison’s $6.7 million Endeavour tour is not only guilty of historical inaccuracy, it erases the role of Aboriginal individuals in early colonial Australia.

When the colonised start colonising

Perspective January 23, 2019By Swapnik Sanagavarapu

Swapnik Sanagavarapu considers the role of Indian Diaspora in the Australian settler-colonial apparatus

Invasion Day Editorial

Editorials January 21, 2019By Honi Soit

An editorial for Honi Soit’s coverage of the Invasion Day Protest

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