Talk:Drew Fraser

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This article would do well to list some of Drew Fraser's texts.

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Did you see the "External Links" section? There are two articles written by Fraser listed there, as well as the transcript of a speech he gave in March 2006.

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Is Drew Fraser really the appropriate name for this article? Most sources seem to name him as "Andrew Fraser", including his own works! The former name, "Andrew Fraser (academic)" is inappropriate since he is no longer an academic. I would suggest "Andrew Fraser (racist)", or, if that's considered too POV, "Andrew Fraser (white nationalist)". mgekelly 22:09, 20 August 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Edit 13/3/07 re Deakin U article

1. Previous reference to Deakin U law journal not publishing article "under threat of a law suit" changed, as not supported by the source (newspaper article) cited. The article merely said that the University had received advice that publishing the article may breach anti-racial vilification and other laws. Different to a specific threat.

2. Previous reference (in External links) to article being "banned" by Deakin U replaced with a more accurate phrase. The difference between a single law journal choosing not to publish an article (even for overtly legal/political reasons) and 'banning' is obvious.211.30.154.175 12:24, 13 March 2007 (UTC)