Month: May 2019

This is not tricky to read when read to you with quiet Irish fury. The male surveillance of the seventies all too familiar even if the troubles are not bombstrewn.  And reading while walking, a crime then, everywhere on the streets now.

Back off, she writes, not backing off. Too well-placed to reveal this well-researched axiom. Settler-Australians seeking Indigenous justice need to take as many steps as are needed to get out of the way. My wordy readerly teacherly efforts reduced to self-privileging gestures.