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,Filipino–Australian Activism: Decolonising Solidarity and the Search for Identity,ing the emergence of the community as a political body, this chapter looks at the serviceability of newsletters as material markers of the development of Filipino–Australian solidarity and the raising of migrant consciousness. The author presents an original thesis on the shift of Filipino activism

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Conclusions: The Culturalisation of Sexualised Citizenship,lation to the dangers in privileging the cultural. Migrant print culture as an act of remittance—the imaginary return of investment to the old country—accrues power, affect and efficacy that dilute the political struggle of a sexualised minority into a . of culture. I draw my final analysis on the u

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,Questionable Solidarity: ‘Romances, After All, Start in Various Ways’,o argued for the usefulness of the ‘error’ within which the exercise is couched. The valorisation of the middle-class migrant and the subsequent exploitation of the sexualised Other had made this . possible. I problematise the exploitation of the first-person, .-. scapegoating which certain cultural productions reinforce.

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