In her introduction to Talkin' Up to the White Woman, Aileen Moreton-Robinson explains that her book is "an extension of my communal responsibilities" because she is "representing an Indigenous standpoint within Australian feminism" (xvi). This refusal to abide by the academic fiction of an uninvolved researcher gives notice that a refreshing honesty based in a straightforward telling of the Indigenous view of white Australian women is about to unfold.
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Haunani‐Kay Trask (2003) studied this question.