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You Can’t Be What You Can’t See: A Potted History of Ethnic Representation in Australian Films

You Can’t Be What You Can’t See: A Potted History of Ethnic Representation in Australian Films

An exploration of ethnic representation in Australian cinema by Steve R E Pereira
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Steve RE Pereira
Who’s Afraid of Diversity

Who’s Afraid of Diversity

Diversity and inclusion in the horror genre
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Full Metal Writechemist
Intersectional Screens

Intersectional Screens

It is intersectionality as much as representation that delivers greater creative potential for screenwriters, recognising the complexities…
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Chloe Wong
Diversity’s Place Within Hierarchy — A Pyramid

Diversity’s Place Within Hierarchy — A Pyramid

Exploring systemic imbalance within the hierarchy of screen production in Western countries.
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Nazli Sevinc
Writing Muslim characters: Lessons from Ali’s Wedding and Degrassi: The Next Class

Writing Muslim characters: Lessons from Ali’s Wedding and Degrassi: The Next Class

Creating nuanced characters to counter racial profiling, with examples of Muslim characters from two case studies.
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Mai Nguyen
The question of ‘cultural consultancy’

The question of ‘cultural consultancy’

By Kauthar Abdulalim
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Kauthar Abdulalim
Diversity, Cultural Appropriation and Writing Responsibly

Diversity, Cultural Appropriation and Writing Responsibly

Perhaps more useful than “whether we should write about others” is asking “how do we write responsibly about others?”
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John Kassab
South Asians on Screen

South Asians on Screen

There’s an important point to recognise before we even begin the conversation.
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Ravi Chand
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