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Read The Play
Professor Chelsea Watego & Dr David Singh
13 episodes
20 hours ago
Join your favourite “nerds on the frontline” Professor Chelsea Watego & Dr. David Singh as they embark on an ambitious new podcast to showcase the power and possibility of Indigenous critical race theory.  Over 13 jam-packed episodes, Chelsea & David examine key concepts and ideas in Indigenous critical race theory to help listeners learn to “read the play” in the ongoing war on race. They dig into big questions about the ethics of anti-racist research and practice. They foreground the importance of working from Aboriginal terms of reference, and the power and joy of building intellectual collectives grounded in Indigenous Intellectual Sovereignty.  Expect incisive interviews, gut-punch analysis, and the occasional belly laugh as Chelsea & David grapple with the life and death stakes of race in the colony and the work that mob across the continent are doing to fight back.
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Join your favourite “nerds on the frontline” Professor Chelsea Watego & Dr. David Singh as they embark on an ambitious new podcast to showcase the power and possibility of Indigenous critical race theory.  Over 13 jam-packed episodes, Chelsea & David examine key concepts and ideas in Indigenous critical race theory to help listeners learn to “read the play” in the ongoing war on race. They dig into big questions about the ethics of anti-racist research and practice. They foreground the importance of working from Aboriginal terms of reference, and the power and joy of building intellectual collectives grounded in Indigenous Intellectual Sovereignty.  Expect incisive interviews, gut-punch analysis, and the occasional belly laugh as Chelsea & David grapple with the life and death stakes of race in the colony and the work that mob across the continent are doing to fight back.
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News
Episodes (13/13)
Read The Play
The Great Race Debate
20 hours ago
1 hour 38 minutes

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Justice is what love looks like in public (Justice for Stevie-Lee)
1 week ago
1 hour 20 minutes

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Racism is a matter of life and death (Justice for Dougie)
2 weeks ago
56 minutes

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Telling the Truth
3 weeks ago
1 hour 15 minutes

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Resisting Complicity
1 month ago
1 hour 8 minutes

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Getting Organised
1 month ago
1 hour 2 minutes

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Building Solidarity
1 month ago
1 hour 7 minutes

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Standing Your Ground
1 month ago
1 hour 6 minutes

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Finding your fight
2 months ago
1 hour 14 minutes

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What do we want? When do we want it?
2 months ago
1 hour 6 minutes

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Insisting on Indigenous Humanity
2 months ago
1 hour 7 minutes

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Building Critical Black Consciousness
2 months ago
1 hour 9 minutes

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Indigenous Intellectual Sovereignty & Aboriginal Terms of Reference
3 months ago
1 hour 23 minutes

Read The Play
Join your favourite “nerds on the frontline” Professor Chelsea Watego & Dr. David Singh as they embark on an ambitious new podcast to showcase the power and possibility of Indigenous critical race theory.  Over 13 jam-packed episodes, Chelsea & David examine key concepts and ideas in Indigenous critical race theory to help listeners learn to “read the play” in the ongoing war on race. They dig into big questions about the ethics of anti-racist research and practice. They foreground the importance of working from Aboriginal terms of reference, and the power and joy of building intellectual collectives grounded in Indigenous Intellectual Sovereignty.  Expect incisive interviews, gut-punch analysis, and the occasional belly laugh as Chelsea & David grapple with the life and death stakes of race in the colony and the work that mob across the continent are doing to fight back.