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This week on Radio Reversal, Anna and Jonno are joined by Dr. Aunty Mary Graham for a conversation about fascism, colonialism and the power of Aboriginal principles of relationality, sacredness, and custodianship in orienting us for the struggle ahead. Aunty Mary is a Kombumerri and Wakka Wakka writer, philosopher and teacher, whose groundbreaking work on the philosophical underpinnings of Aboriginal worldviews has shaped generations of thinkers in Magan-djin and beyond. Anna and Jonno caught up with Aunty Mary to talk about the preconditions to fascism, the role of fascism in colonial regimes, and why Aboriginal principles of custodianship and relationality offer useful tools in the struggle against resurgent fascist movements in the present moment.