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A personal reflection on being an Indigenous law academic: [Paper in Special Focus Edition: Racism in Legal Education. (This paper was originally a presentation given to the Kingsford Legal Centre Symposium, on Indigenous Legal Education, held on 15 November 2004, at the University of NSW).]

Loretta Kelly

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Key concepts: Presentation (obstetrics), Indigenous, Publishing, Legal education, Racism, Law, Reflection (computer programming), Project commissioning

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