Daniel Morrison is a writer for Yardbarker, Outsider, and Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) Australia. His articles cover a wide range of sports topics, including baseball, football, and personal perspectives on self-determination. Daniel's work has also been featured in publications such as On3 and The West Australian.
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Kutter Crawford of the Boston Red Sox is getting hit with an undisclosed fine for getting ejected during the national anthem. However, he won’t have to worry about that as his teammate Chris Sale is going to take one on the chin for him.
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Boston Red Sox centerfielder Jarren Duran dropped multiple f-bombs during a live appearance on SportsCenter. This left anchor Sage Steele seemingly unsure of how to address the language.
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The constitutional change is the continuation of the fight of our past generations, for the benefit of future ones, writes Daniel Morrison.
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John Brown and Connecticut's 29th Colored Infantry honored in two award-winning Connecticut-made documentaries
By: Jackie Oakley, Dorothy Bagshaw, Emma Vieira, Mandy Wilson, Ndri Curtin, Lindey Andrews, Daniel Morrison, Jocelyn Jones, Louise Southalan, Alice V. Brown, Patrick Egan
This article shares the micro-ethical lessons from those researching alongside Aboriginal people experiencing homelessness and Aboriginal Elders in Perth, Western Australia. The article is written from the perspective of the first and second author who are two non-Aboriginal researchers being mentored in Aboriginal culture. From this positioning, it offers reflections and practical insights into researching “in the right spirit” with Aboriginal communities. More specifically, it shares lessons in negotiating community roles within community-driven research, the importance in forming relationship with Aboriginal culture as antidote to research fatigue, practical ways to work with Aboriginal communities when they have a history of being exploited in research, navigating fair and ethical payment for involvement, and ways to clearly communicate research with them. It also shares the cultural importance and benefits of working closely with Aboriginal Elders when engaging in research with Aboriginal communities, including their ability to better negotiate project scope with community, and the value in making sense of the research findings alongside them.
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On December 4, 2024, 44-year-old Daniel Morrison was found guilty for the Continuous Sexual Abuse of a Child under the age of 14, according to the Tarrant County Criminal District Attorney's Office. Morrison was sentenced to 55 years in prison.
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