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Komla TseyPearls and Irritations |
When too many young Aboriginal men come to see prison as a normal stage of growing up, the question is not only what has gone wrong with them – but...
When too many young Aboriginal men come to see prison as a normal stage of growing up, the question is not only what has gone wrong with them – but...
An Aboriginal-developed program revealed that lasting social change depends not only on structural reform, but on people discovering and using the...
Debates about western civilisation and colonialism often fail because they demand a single verdict, when history can carry achievement and injustice...
Treating everyone the same doesn’t necessarily add up to fairness or national unity. What makes a difference is finding the best way to overcome...
The essence of a liberal democracy is to let people whose lifestyles we disapprove of remain equal before the law. Such restraint is needed in the...
Helping others begins with respect, recognising what they have already achieved and how to assist them to realise their capabilities. Education...
What a letter from Accra can teach Australia about prejudice and why our convictions must be accompanied by curiosity. I wrote to Ama after many...