Casteism, children, and education: short film review
Children deserve childhood. When discrimination exposes them to violence, childhood becomes plagued with pain and trauma that evolve into...
Apr 7
Book excerpt: Unheard, The Medical Practice of Silencing by Dr Rageshri Dhairyawan
by Rageshri Dhairyawan This Quarterly, we are featuring an excerpt of the new book, Unheard, The Medical Practice of Silencing by...
Dec 31, 2024
Book Excerpt: "Systemic: How racism is making us ill" by Layal Liverpool
Systemic: How Racism is Making Us Ill" is a recently released book by Layal Liverpool that explores the impact of racism on minoritised...
Jun 30, 2024
Book review, Divided: Racism, medicine and why we need to decolonise healthcare by Annabel Sowemimo
Reflecting on her own positionality as a patient, NHS sexual and reproductive health doctor, activist and academic, Annabel...
Dec 16, 2023
Book Review: Highway of Tears
“Because I am an indigenous woman, I am six times more likely to be murdered than my non-Indigenous sister. I am considered high risk...
Sep 30, 2023
Documentary Review: Aftershock
"Aftershock", Directed by Paula Eiselt and Tonya Lewis Lee, July 2022 Review by Sophia Following the preventable deaths of two healthy...
Jul 29, 2023
Transnational Migration - "Under Contract" Book Review
Under Contract will change the way you think about ‘American’ wars. Coburn’s sweeping ethnography brings to light the complex network of...
May 28, 2022
"Cost of Living": Nepali Migrant Workers in the Gulf - A Documentary review
Cost of Living by Anti-Slavery International is an informative and succinct look into the difficulties that Nepali migrant workers in the...
May 28, 2022
Book Review: Border Nation
Border Nation is the first book from Leah Cowan, writer and former political editor at gal-dem, whose work covers race, gender,...
Dec 18, 2021
Issue 2 Podcast Reviews
Podcast Review: Hot Take By Jumanah For the 4 April edition of Hot Take, a feminist, race-forward podcast on climate change, hosts Mary...
May 22, 2021