New Historical Express

Category: Indigenous activism

1968, Aboriginal activism, Aboriginal Tent Embassy, Announcements, Anti-apartheid, Archives, ASIO, Australian history, Contemporary history, Criminal justice system, Criminology, Embassies and protest, Indigenous activism, Journal announcements, Journal articles, Law & order, Papers/Seminars, Parliament, Police violence, Policing history, Political violence, protest, Protest laws, Public Order Act, Public order issues, Whitlam Government

New article in Journal of Australian Studies: Policing Protest in the Australian Capital Territory
1968, Aboriginal activism, African-American history, Anti-racism, Australian history, Black power, Colonial/Postcolonial History, Contemporary history, Feminism, Film, Film and history, Indigenous activism, Internationalism, Marlene Cummins, New Left, Racial discrimination, Uncategorized, Women’s history, Women’s liberation

#BlackPantherWoman: Black Power, gender and limits of transnationalism – a guest post by Jon Piccini
‘White Australia Policy’, Aboriginal activism, African-American history, Anti-apartheid, Anti-colonialism, anti-fascism, Anti-racism, Australian history, British Commonwealth, Comintern, Communist Party of Australia, Communist Party of South Africa, Communist Party of the USA, Empire, Indigenous activism, Pamphlets, Racial discrimination, Research, Second World War, South Africa, Soviet Union

Communism, anti-racism and the ‘imperialist war’ phase in South Africa, USA and Australia, 1939-41
Anti-colonialism, Anti-racism, Australian history, Colonial/Postcolonial History, Communist Party of Australia, Communist Party of South Africa, Empire, Fascism, Indigenous activism, Nazi Germany, Racial discrimination, Second World War, South Africa

Communists and the enlistment of ‘native’ soldiers in the Second World War

Category: Indigenous activism

New article in Journal of Australian Studies: Policing Protest in the Australian Capital Territory

#BlackPantherWoman: Black Power, gender and limits of transnationalism – a guest post by Jon Piccini

Communism, anti-racism and the ‘imperialist war’ phase in South Africa, USA and Australia, 1939-41

Communists and the enlistment of ‘native’ soldiers in the Second World War