Author:

Judy Kuo

Judy Kuo is a Chinese-Australian unionist, activist and artist living and working on Wurundjeri land in the Kulin Nation. She studied Sociology and Philosophy at the Australian National University. She is passionate about anti-racism and refugee justice.

Solidarity

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Visual

Why the fight against racism and ableism must be shared

I used to think I had the privilege of being at arm’s length from the politics of disability. I strongly supported anti-racist politics, but being “able-bodied” and without caring ...

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Book Reviews

Essays

Knowing More, Knowing Less

Understanding resistance, and social phenomena more broadly, has traditionally been the domain of the social scientist who stands above the everyday to bring to light what was prev...

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Essays

Affirming Difference in ‘To Pimp a Butterfly’

Without presenting myself as an authority on racial identity politics or African-American culture, this essay discusses the way in which creative media has been a forum for resista...

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Essays