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Anita Heiss Again
This will be my last post on this subject. I have not read Anita Heiss’s book Am I Black Enough For You?, so I cannot comment on its literary merits. But there seems to be to…
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Am I Black Enough For You?
That is the title of Anita Heiss’s new book. Anita was one of the people who sued Andrew Bolt. The answer to Anita’s question is “No-one cares. Call yourself what you like.” But if you claim tax…
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Persistence
Over the last weekend I thought I would give up writing this blog. It has been an interesting couple of years. Some 1200 posts, half a million words. This Winter has been difficult. Constant personal issues involving…
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Andrew Bolt Guilty – And They’re Coming For You Next
Somehow, in the shambolic mess of Justice Bromberg’s mind, a person who says that race should make no difference, and that people should be rewarded and assisted according to their abilities and needs, is guilty of…
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Being Who We Are Part Two
Just a few brief thoughts. One: It seems to me quite clear, at the risk of incurring judicial wrath, that Justice Bromberg would very much like to find against Andrew Bolt and the Herald and Weekly Times.…
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Being Who We Are
My mother’s grandfather was Norwegian. He was a very old man when I was young. He was born in the late 1800s, and was one of the last generation of merchant seaman to sail in commerical wind-powered ships.…
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Andrew Bolt and Aboriginality
Andrew Bolt will appear in the Australian Federal Court this week to face complaints made against him and the Herald and Weekly Times under Australia’s Racial Discrimination Act 1975. In 1995 provisions were introduced into that act…