Law’s Limits: The Passage of the Antilynching Bill
In 1900, Representative George Henry White of North Carolina, the sole Black law maker in Congress at the time, dared to introduce legislation (HR 6963) […]
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Political Appointments: Downgrading the Australian Human Rights Commission
With all the hollering and scolding of Russian barbarity in Ukraine and Chinese viciousness against the Uighur populace, one could be forgiven for thinking that […]
Real life on the Indue card
By The Say No Seven #A_Reality_Check Real life on the Indue card: The lived experiences of forced trial participants under forced third party income management […]
Give Me that Flipper, Shane
For more terrestrially grounded people, writing about cricket can be seen as an exercise in distant planetary speculation. The Nobel laureate Harold Pinter did not […]
Aroused by Power: Why Madeleine Albright Was Not Right
When involved in war, those who feel like benefactors are bound to congratulate the gun toting initiators. If you so happen to be on the […]
Neighbourhoods feeling the heat as medium density housing robs suburbs of street and garden trees
University of South Australia Media Release New housing subdivisions, smaller yards and a dependence on air conditioning have resulted in a 30 per cent decline […]
#WaitingOnZuck Campaign
Mark Zuckerberg has failed to pay for the independent journalism that he and his businesses have benefitted from for years. On March 22nd 2022, Australia’s […]
Normal Butcheries: Saudi Arabia’s Latest Mass Execution
Great reformers are not normally found in theocratic monarchies. Despite assertions to the contrary, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia remains archaic in the way it […]
Rotten Rulings: Julian Assange and the UK Supreme Court
Julian Assange, even as he is being judicially and procedurally tormented, has braved every legal hoop in his effort to avoid extradition to the United […]
Cutting Ties: The West, Ukraine, and the Russian Academy
Working with Russian academics and institutions. The attack upon Ukraine by Russia. These are two features playing out heavily in university discussions. As typifies such […]
We’ll get by with a little help from our friends
We’ve always had an unwritten motto at The AIMN: “We’re not here to make a profit. Instead, we’re here to make a difference.” We’d like […]
Antarctica: Where Realpolitik and Science Meet
A frozen continent. Another potential frontier for conflict and competition. Antarctica is a part of the world were realpolitician meets scientist; the desire for finding […]
European Union awards UniSA prestigious Centre of Excellence
University of South Australia (UniSA) Media Release The University of South Australia has been awarded a prestigious Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence from the European […]
Regenerating Australia
TRAILER RELEASED AND NATIONAL Q&A TOUR ANNOUNCED FOR NEW FILM REGENERATING AUSTRALIA FROM DAMON GAMEAU (CREATOR OF THAT SUGAR FILM AND 2040) Monday, 21 February […]