The Blackfulla Test: 11 reasons that Indigenous health research grant/publication should be rejected

Whop, Lisa; Drummond, Ali; Watego, Chelsea

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The Blackfulla Test: 11 reasons that Indigenous health research grant/publication should be rejected

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2019

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Whop, Lisa

Drummond, Ali

Watego, Chelsea

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IndigenousX

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You may have heard of the Bechdel test, which is a measure of the active representation of women in fiction and film. Well just in time for the Lowijta International Indigenous Health and Wellbeing Conference we bring you “The Blackfulla test”; a test that measures the active representation of Blackfullas in Indigenous health research.

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