Stop All Black Deaths in Custody: Rally and Vigil for George Floyd
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Black Lives Matter and the Civil Rights Movement
Dr David Smith, from the United States Study Centre at the University of Sydney, spoke to Breakfast host Alex James about the parallels and differences between the Black Lives Matter protests and those during the Civil Rights Movement of the 19060's. Read More
Dictionary of Sydney – St Barnabas Church
This week Minna Muhlen-Schulte from the Dictionary of Sydney joined Alex James on Breakfast to talk about the history of St Barnabas' Anglican Church Broadway. Read More
New HIV at-home testing service
ACON is NSW's leading HIV prevention organisation and this week they launched a new at-home testing service called You[TEST]. Read More
The Five Minute Advocate – Power and corruption
This week on The Five Minute Advocate, formerly known as More Civil Societies, Julie Macken looks at how politicians both here and overseas are abusing their power throughout the pandemic. Read More
How Trump’s language criminalises protesters
It's been just over one week since African American man George Floyd was allegedly killed by police officers whilst being detained in custody in Minneapolis, USA. Black Lives Matter protests have since erupted in over 140 cities around the world. Read More
Movie Review: The Trip to Greece
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Dictionary of Sydney – Carangarang
As we embrace National Reconciliation Week it’s imperative on us all to learn more about and respect the culture and history of Sydney’s Aboriginal people. Read More
More Civil Societies – What is society?
Eva argues that the consequences of lockdown to our social selves could be extreme as some elements of our society might not return in the way that we knew them. Read More