Posters students have put up around the campus in solidarity with Dr Cubillo have been removed by security.
“They’re not listening and not taking action … there’s an exodus of staff because of the cultural safety issue.Dr Cubillo said the institution needs an anti-racism body and a mandatory Indigenous legal subject.He is now the only Indigenous academic out of the 126 at the law school.Students impacted by the departure
"We demanded that this moment be acknowledged, not just as an isolated incident, but as a symptom of the larger issue at hand," she said. In a statement to NITV, USYD said they were aware on "ongoing legal issues" which prevented them from "publishing the recording of the lecture at this time".Not the first racism-related resignation
"These complaints are nothing but manifestations of white fragility. They are usually based in disbelief, fear and an inability and unwillingness to confront the truth of their own behaviour. Porter expressed her concern for First Nations students, saying many were leaving or deferring their studies because, like her, "the found the racism intolerable".