Academia, as we know it, has been shaped by a history of exclusion based on class, race, and gender. By extension, that history has moulded our conceptualisations of what constitutes knowledge and scholarship. This article challenges academics to consider how, as keepers of knowledge, we can simultaneously be agents of scholarly change in novel ways that are expansive and inclusive.
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