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Ruby Hamad’s White Tears, Brown Scars: A Rousing Account of Race, Gender and Whiteness

Review by Camilla Patini The construction of whiteness and what this means for women and people of colour is the subject of Australian writer Ruby Hamad’s excellent first book, White …

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