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fpq-6234	Richardson-Self, Louise	Offending White Men: Racial Vilification, Misrecognition, and Epistemic Injustice	2018	25	.pdf	application/pdf	10307	512	49	Further, with reference to a contemporary case study, I argue that white vilification complaints can both constitute and cause epistemic injustices, and that it is the aforementioned misrecognition which grounds these injustices. He also recommends, “Before filing a complaint with the AHRC, always identify as an aboriginal woman” (Zanetti 2017).7 In the remainder of this article, I will argue that, though “white vilification” is no more than a mere slight within the Australian context, we ought to be concerned when white vilification complaints like these are aired in the public	cache/fpq-6234.pdf	txt/fpq-6234.txt