Links on feminism, race, and australia

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I have seperated these out from the post on my panel since I think people might be interested in them seperately without having to wade through several pages of me blathering on :) Some of these are really good if you have any interest in these sorts of things.



An introduction to anti-racism

• Baby-stepping away from racism: A guide for white people
  
• White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack
  
• Required Reading
  

Intersections of gender and race in australia

• I'm a Feminist but . . . 'Other' Women and Postnational Feminism by Ien Ang (Part 1, next part is next message): http://lists.econ.utah.edu/pipermail/margins-to-centre/2006-January/000735.html This is a fantastic discussion of feminism's attempts to integrate women's various voices into a monolithic entity, as well as on race in Australia in general.
  
• Publications of Christina Ho Several articles are available for download on migration, multiculturalism and gender in Australia.
  
• When is Rape not Rape? 10 yr old aboriginal girl is judged by different standards of "consent"
  
• Crikey! Germaine Greer Again Angers Australia her book "On Rage" has avery generalised and stereotypical understanding of aboriginal men
  
• Half a century of women's struggles in Australia review/summary of The Meagre Harvest: The Australian Women's Movement 1950s-1990s
  
• Men, difference and racism on masculinity and race in Australia
  

Race in Australia

• From anti-racism to interracial trust: A cultural perspective
  
• The power of whiteness the unacknowledged racist subtext to the actions of "well meaning" white australians
  
• A new paternalism for Aboriginal Australia the NT intervention
  
• Labor party hypocrisy Labour's approach to the NT intervention
  
• Australian anti-racism resources
  

Intersectionality and problems with feminism

• The Master's Tools Will Never Dismantle the Master's House Classic influential essay
  
• Recommended links Posts about intersectionality
  
• Why I am not a feminist by an american muslim woman
  
• Racism, feminism, and the issue of FGE on female genital "mutilation"
  
• Intersectionality, Cultural Appropriation and Trashy Books
  
• OOOh, look a thoughtful intelligent analysis of intersectionality in which the white author genuinelly engages with women of color thinkers and authors and activists!!!!
  
• On Prisons, Borders, Safety, and Privilege: An Open Letter to White Feminists
  

Fandom

• Writing the Other
  
• Cultural Appropriation Revisited (WisCon 31 panel) This has a LOT of links and is a whole big Thing, but very interesting.
  
• women of color and 'open source' and Race, prisons, protection, and, of course, breasts On the racial issues involved with the "Open Source Boob Project" and people's suggested solutions
  
• The Great Race Discussion Linkspam This is a HUGE collection of links, many of which are worth reading even if you're not in fandom
  

Posts by me
(more at race and gender tags)

• Various axioms of my anti-(racism sexism etc)
  
• Random thoughts on a gathering with aboriginal women
  
• On being a nice white lady how I screwed up the last panel I did about race...
  
• Things we don't see (at Swancon)
  

Blogs/Journals

• Skimpy Update and Linnkies Links to good feminist blogs which deal with intersectionality
  
• Muslimah Media Watch Muslim women in the media
  
• She Who Stumbles Seriously, if you want to learn about race and feminism in Australia and only click on one link, this is it.
  
• Racism tag at 'Hoyden about Town' (an australian feminist blog)
  
• Intersections: Gender and sexuality in asia and the pacific an electronic journal
  

Closed lj communities
Note: These have some very interesting discussions, but assume a certain level of understanding of anti-racist ideas etc (always read the userinfo very carefully!). The last two are designed as places for non-white people to discuss these issues, so if you're white do not join or comment without lurking for a LONG time, if at all.

debunkingwhite
sex_and_race
deadbrowalking

Books

• Sister Girl Jackie Huggins
  
• Talkin' up to the white woman Aileen Moreton-Robinson
  

Final note:
I have used the more common (though certainly not universal) term "non-white" rather than the more internationally recognised "POC" since this is aimed at australians.

Big thanks go to vegetus, firefly and stephiepenguin for giving me ideas and advice on these links and the post that spawned them, plus of course all the awesome creators of all the resources I've linked to.