





We’re very quick to celebrate our sporting culture as a reflection of the very qualities we think of as Australian. But isn’t football sexist? Isn’t it racist? Isn’t it homophobic? This is a footy town, but how well does the game foster attitudes of tolerance, of diversity and inclusiveness?
In partnership with the AFL Players’ Association and the Basil Sellers Art Prize, we take an honest look at the culture of football.
Caroline Wilson has been chief football writer for the Age since 1999.
Dr Chris McAuliffe is Director of the Ian Potter Museum of Art at The University of Melbourne. Prior to that he was for ten years a lecturer in the Department of Fine Arts at the University of Melbourne.
Daniel Jackson is a current AFL player for the Richmond Football Club.
Finn Bradshaw is Online Sport Editor at the Herald Sun.
Pippa Grange is the AFL Players Association’s former General Manager of Culture and Leadership.