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More than a Game: Embodied Everyday Anti-Racism among Young Filipino-Australian Street Ballers

Kristine AquinoCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 166-183 | Published online: 03 Mar 2015

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Stephen Crossley, Fraser Curry & Luke Billingham. (2023) ‘You either go on the gang life, or you go on that football life’: class, race, and place in imaginaries of South London’s sports cages. Journal of Youth Studies 0:0, pages 1-16.
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Kristine Aquino, Amanda Wise, Selvaraj Velayutham, Keith D. Parry & Sarah Neal. (2022) The right to the city: outdoor informal sport and urban belonging in multicultural spaces. Annals of Leisure Research 25:4, pages 472-490.
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Nicola De Martini Ugolotti. (2022) Contested bodies in a regenerating city: post-migrant men’s contingent citizenship, parkour and diaspora spaces. Leisure Studies 0:0, pages 1-17.
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Rhonda Itaoui, Rae Dufty-Jones & Kevin Mark Dunn. (2021) Anti–racism Muslim mobilities in the San Francisco Bay Area. Mobilities 16:6, pages 888-904.
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Melinda Norquay & Danielle Drozdzewski. (2017) Stereotyping the Shire: Assigning White Privilege to Place and Identity. Journal of Intercultural Studies 38:1, pages 88-107.
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Jorge Knijnik & Ramon Spaaij. (2017) No Harmony: Football Fandom and Everyday Multiculturalism in Western Sydney. Journal of Intercultural Studies 38:1, pages 36-53.
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Nicholas Faulkner & Ana-Maria Bliuc. (2016) ‘It’s okay to be racist’: moral disengagement in online discussions of racist incidents in Australia. Ethnic and Racial Studies 39:14, pages 2545-2563.
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Randa Abdel-Fattah. (2016) ‘Lebanese Muslim’: A Bourdieuian ‘Capital’ Offense in an Australian Coastal Town. Journal of Intercultural Studies 37:4, pages 323-338.
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Jorge Knijnik. (2016) Imagining a multicultural community in an everyday football carnival: Chants, identity and social resistance on Western Sydney terraces. International Review for the Sociology of Sport 53:4, pages 471-489.
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