Dr Zuleyka Zevallos

Whose support does Prof Davis need to individually win? Non-Aboriginal people who aren't interested in hearing the Black women who led the #UluruStatement? This is how "moderate" White people perpetuate racism, thinking there's a "nice" way to talk about colonialism. There isn'thttps://twitter.com/jeremy_gans/status/1000573616335994880 …

And yet the other three in the ABC blog post all did that. I'm still not clear on why the post has only one indigenous participant.

Indigenous is spelled with a capital "I," jeremy. You held up article by another author who is not Indigenous as example of more palatable way of discussing the #UluruStatement But you're confused why they published the words of the most qualified person, who's also Aboriginal

I'm confused why she's the only Indigenous person in the post.

Your views & confusion are irrelevant & don’t matter. Stay in your lane. A black woman speaking on matters affecting us does not invite your ‘critical analysis’ from the vacuum of ignorance from which you come. Step off, sit down & listen. You are not in league of @mdavisqlder

Using the notion of expert ("not in league") to silence ("your views irrelevant"). All for listening, but worry about a trajectory of privileging some forms of knowing.

It seems you are telling an Aboriginal woman (@NatalieCromb - who, not incidentally is an expert) that her pointing out another Aboriginal woman's expertise (Prof Davis) to racist White man, is as exercise of privilege. If so, this is wildly misguided at best. Damaging at worst

I just love that in this reimagination black women have the power and the privilege. Can we please dream this into existence?