IndigenousX champions voices from our communities through analysis, commentary, and public interest journalism.

We must love, support and protect each other at all costs. Not only through encouragement and uplifting words but by holding one another to account to uphold and protect the legacies that our old ones created.

Pro vice-chancellor of Indigenous strategy and leadership at the University of Newcastle, Nathan Towney, says the values system that underpins knowledge will determine how individuals and communities view the power generated and then influence how they use this power.

Senator McMahon has spoken at a Senate media inquiry where she criticised a media outlet for using the decades old slogan, Always was, always will be, citing herself as an authority and saying that it is offensive to non-Indigenous Australians. Identity politics a convenient tool of conservatives who often centre their own victimhood when racism is pointed out.

Dr Chelsea Watego celebrates the genius of Steven Oliver and the themes he addresses in 'Bigger and Blacker.'

Luke Pearson unpacks the historical events that lead to Australia's replacement of the International Day to Eliminate all forms of Racial Discrimination with 'Harmony Day.' A day of erasure of truth under the guise of harmony.

This piece is a beautiful reflection on the power of Black women and a celebration of that power and its healing capabilities.