Tag Archive for: discrimination

Australians’ Lens on Acceptance

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By: Mark McCrindle

In an increasingly diverse and interconnected world, the concept of acceptance holds profound significance in shaping societies. Read more

The Subjective State of ‘Secularism’ – What is a Secular Country, Really?

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By: City Bible Forum

It’s a bit of a buzz term at the moment, but when we say “Australia is a secular country” are we talking about a freedom from religion or a freedom for religion in this wide brown country of ours? Read more

“The Law Shouldn’t Protect Us From Having Our Views Challenged”, Says Leading Barrister & Historian

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By: Alec Bennetts

“Nobody is entitled to intellectual safety, nobody is entitled not to have their fundamental and cherished views challenged… All knowledge and all opinion is provisional until something more persuasive comes along. If we shut down the persuasive process we will stop advancing,” Read more

Dr Katrina Clifford Helping Change Problematic College Cultures for Women

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By: Amy Cheng

International Women’s Day (IWD), Tuesday 8 March, is an opportunity to celebrate women but also to lament about how women have been treated, an academic and mentor to young women has said.
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Why The Atheists Are Right About Religious Discrimination In Australia

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By: Akos Balogh

Are the majority of Atheists and other non-religious Aussies right when it comes to religious discrimination in Australia?
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