In this episode, we talk about dismantling communicative inequalities with Professor Dutta. We discussed how Te Tiriti offers global lessons for resisting hate, the concept of "communicative sovereignty", and why academics are accountable to the communities they serve.

In this episode of Unsettling Extremism, I spoke to @mrxdentith.com about conspiracy theories: what they are, the purpose they serve, and why believing in conspiracies can be rational. Ready to question your thinking about conspiracy theories?🤔
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Replacement Conspiracy Theory has moved from the margins to the center socially and politically. On this episode of Unsettling Extremism, we explore what Replacement Conspiracy is and what it looks like in Aotearoa. hwt.ac.nz/rct_podcast/ Transcript buff.ly/QrU5tTt

How can literature inform our understanding of racism, white supremacy, and extremism in Aotearoa? We explore this and more with award-winning author Dr. @tinamakereti.bsky.social on our latest episode of Unsettling Extremism. Find it wherever you get your podcasts. https://buff.ly/4gj0Dzx