A selection of books written by female St. Joe’s professors

Tipping on a Tightrope: Divas in African American Literature (2012) by Aisha Lockridge, Ph.D., associate professor of English

Girls Behind Bars: Reclaiming Education in Transformative Spaces (2012) by Suniti Sharma, Ph.D., associate professor of teacher education

Gender, Race, and Office Holding in the United States: Representation at the Intersections (2013) by Becki Scola, Ph.D., associate professor and chair of the Department of Political Science

Of Women and the Essay: An Anthology from 1655 to 2000 (2018) by Jenny Spinner, Ph.D., professor of English and director of The Writing Center

Movie Night Menus: Dinner and Drink Recipes Inspired by Films We Love (2016) by Tenaya Darlington, M.F.A., professor of English and director of the Writing Studies Program, and André Darlington

Jane (2010) by April Lindner, Ph.D., professor of English

Food, Feminisms, Rhetorics (2017) by Melissa Goldthwaite, Ph.D., professor of English

Harnessing Grief: A Mother’s Quest for Meaning and Miracles (2021) by Maria Kefalas, Ph.D., professor of sociology

My Mother, That Stranger. Letters from the Spanish Civil War (2019) by Concha Alborg, Ph.D., professor emerita

Balance Your Life: Take control of your time, Discover what really matters (2010) by Delores L. Mason, M.A., visiting professor of educational leadership 

The Guardian’s Peter Bradshaw also praised the refreshed feel of the new version, with its “new chiaroscuro look, new backstories, new minor characters and a new, disturbing ending”.

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“Years back, my fiancé, Lala, had been invited to a hair salon that was in Waycross to make an appearance. We went and she did this appearance. I just remember the town is you know, very unique and very small and very, very welcoming,” Emmett explained. “Two years later, I had this movie, and we were going to originally shoot in Columbus, Georgia, and the town was just too big. It wasn’t kind of how I imagined it. We were there scouting. I said to everybody, why don’t we fly over to Waycross. I remember this town, let’s go see it.”

Bukky Bakray, 18, who plays the title character, was nominated for best actress. That award went to Wunmi Mosaku for refugee horror His House, which had four wins in total. The Father won three, while psychological horror Saint Maud won two.

Exemptions for educational purposes are also likely, she adds.

The proposed swastika ban is one of dozens of recommendations contained in the Inquiry into Anti-Vilification Protections report tabled on March 3 after two years of hearings and deliberations. It is designed to “allow Victoria Police to immediately remove Nazi symbols that are on deliberate display to vilify targeted communities”.

The move follows a spate of incidents in which police found themselves powerless to act in the face of deliberate provocations, including: the flying of a Nazi flag above a home in Beulah in Victoria’s north-west in January 2020; the tying of a Nazi flag, conjoined with Chinese flags, to a mobile phone tower in Kyabram in April 2020; a gathering of a far-right group in the Grampians in January, where Nazi salutes and chants of “sieg heil” were directed at bystanders; and a man walking through Moorabbin Wholesale Farmers Fresh Market while wearing a swastika on his sleeve in February.

In all instances, police were powerless to act because displaying Nazi symbols, while clearly designed to intimidate and arguably intended to incite hatred, is not illegal. That will change if recommendation 24 of the report – urging the government to “establish a criminal offence that prohibits the display of symbols of Nazi ideology, including the Nazi swastika, with considered exceptions to the prohibition” – becomes law (it is unlikely to become illegal to own swastika flags or other Nazi symbols).

Though clearly well intentioned, the proposal does raise the possibility of unintended consequences, depending on how exemptions are managed.

This time last year, she was back on the West Coast, working on her album when she found herself “chilling” with the likes of her friend and producer Kwez, rapper ASAP Rocky and one of her musical idols, Tyler, the Creator.

Speaking before the ceremony, Regina King, who was nominated for her directorial debut One Night in Miami, said: “This was another year of powerful work from women with strong voices, so it feels good, and I hope this is the beginning of a true shift.”