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Reconciliation is dead, and so is recognition. What’s next? 

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By Nayuka Gorrie
| Crikey Verified
Since January 26, 1938, when more than 100 Aboriginal people gathered at Australia Hall in Sydney and declared it a Day of Mourning, it has been a powerful day of resistance and Indigenous community strength. Now known as Invasion Day, it belongs within a constellation of Aboriginal resistance efforts encompassing warfare, walk-offs, marches and quiet everyday resistances and refusals, beginning from first contacts and invasions of our lands and waters through to the present day.
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Why vaccination presents an ethical dilemma for us, but remains the best way to keep our families safe

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By Nayuka Gorrie, Phoebe McIlwraith, Vanessa Edwige, Joanna Alexi
| IndigenousX Verified
Sometimes I think about the fact that it is a small miracle I exist. The generational chain of events could have swung in the most microscopic direction and I wouldn’t be here. Here’s what I mean: my family should be so much bigger. My Great-Great Grandfather Billie Gorrie married my Great-Great Grandmother Emily Fenton and they had ten children. One of those children was my great grandmother Linda Gorrie; my Nanny.
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Sydney Writers' Festival - Bearing Witness

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By Veronica Heritage-Gorrie, Chelsea Watego, Amy McQuire, Nayuka Gorrie
| swf.org.au
Guest Curator Nayuka Gorrie speaks with Chelsea Watego, Amy McQuire and Veronica Heritage-Gorrie about writing from the front lines, bearing witness in a way no one else can. From Collingwood’s #dobetter saga to young black women telling Pauline Hanson she's not Indigenous to Invasion Day rallies.
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