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Join your favourite “nerds on the frontline,” Professor Chelsea Watego & Dr. David Singh, for Read the Play — a fearless new podcast unpacking Indigenous critical race theory with sharp analysis, deadly interviews, and a whole lotta heart.
Across 13 episodes, Chelsea & David break down the ethics of anti-racist research, yarn on working from Aboriginal terms of reference, and uplift the joy of Indigenous Intellectual Sovereignty.
💥 Big ideas. Gut-punch truths. The occasional belly laugh.
This is one for the thinkers, the disrupters, and the ones sick of playing the coloniser’s game.
🖤 Launching Friday 8 August on the BlakCast Network. Follow now so you don’t miss the drop!
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