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On the Mechanics of Column Creep,g literature on Black African migrant experiences in Australia highlights the precarity of conditional belonging and the resulting experiences of racial battle fatigue and a variety of resilience strategies employed in response to these challenging circumstances.

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The Politics of Blackness: Theorising Afrodiasporic Identities and Experiences,g literature on Black African migrant experiences in Australia highlights the precarity of conditional belonging and the resulting experiences of racial battle fatigue and a variety of resilience strategies employed in response to these challenging circumstances.

Conflict

Afro-Masculinities in an Australian Context, their countries of origin. Their relocation to Australia led to a reconfiguration of the meanings attached to their competing (old and new) masculine identities while actively and consciously employing various strategies to retain dignified masculinities within their families and community.

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On the Mechanics of Column Creep,ared misunderstandings of Blackness and Africanness translated through language. The chapter also examines how these discourses operationalise representational discourses that justify ‘moral panics’ and institutionalise the ‘misrecognition’ of Black bodies.

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Contextualising Afrodiasporic Identities, contemporary African diasporic experiences and identities and the changing nature of such identities in Australia. This chapter is written from a sensitive standpoint and generated through Afrocentric perspectives to avoid reductionist arguments that singularise the experiences of diasporic Africans.